Megarian Greek

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Megarian Greek refers to the ancient Greek dialect and cultural tradition associated with the city-state of Megara and its colonies, known for their role in early Greek colonization and philosophical thought.

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Label Occurrences
Megarian Greek canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Doric Greek dialect
ancient Greek dialect
associatedWith Doric cultural sphere
Greek colonization
Megara (city-state) NERFINISHED
Megarian school of philosophy NERFINISHED
closelyRelatedTo Argolic Doric NERFINISHED
Corinthian Greek NERFINISHED
Laconian Greek NERFINISHED
culturalRole expression of Megarian civic identity
medium of local legal texts
medium of local religious practice
documentedBy ancient Greek inscriptions
epigraphic corpora
eraEnd Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
hasFeature Doric morphological forms
Doric treatment of long ā
Doric vowel developments
local lexical variants
historicalStatus extinct language variety
influencedBy Peloponnesian Doric
neighboring Doric dialects
languageBranch Hellenic languages NERFINISHED
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
partOf ancient Greek dialect continuum
region Isthmus of Corinth region NERFINISHED
Saronic Gulf NERFINISHED
spokenIn Byzantium NERFINISHED
Chalcedon NERFINISHED
Megara NERFINISHED
Megarian colonies
Sicilian Megarian colonies
studiedIn Greek dialectology
historical linguistics
subgroupOf Doric dialects NERFINISHED
West Greek dialects
timePeriod Archaic Greece NERFINISHED
Classical Greece NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
usedBy citizens of Megara
colonists from Megara
usedIn epigraphic documents
inscriptions
local cult regulations
public decrees
writingSystem Greek alphabet NERFINISHED

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Byzas culture Megarian Greek