Cytherea
Cyth·er·ea
noun \ˌsi-thə-ˈrē-ə\Definition of CYTHEREA
Origin of CYTHEREA
Latin, from Greek Kythereia, from Kythēra Cythera, island associated with Aphrodite
First Known Use: 15th century
Rhymes with CYTHEREA
barathea, bougainvillea, camarilla, Caesarea, cascarilla, diarrhea, dulcinea, Eritrea, fantasia, Galatea, gonorrhea, hamartia, Hialeah, Idumaea, Ituraea, Kampuchea, latakia, Latakia, logorrhea, mythopoeia, Nicosia, panacea, Parousia, pizzeria, pyorrhea, ratafia, Santeria, seborrhea, sinfonia, Tanzania, trattoria
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