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The Greek word polis (plural poleis) meant a city-state, but more specifically the group of people who formed a single political entity.
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When did the Greeks first call themselves Greeks?
unknown
What do the ancient Greeks call the moon?
Artemis
What did the ancient Greeks call quartz?
χαλαζίας
What did the ancient Greeks call their land?
The Pathenon of life.
What did people call the Greeks?
Greek people typically have olive-colored skin. Greeks have noses that form straight lines from base to tip. They have large eyes and thick eyelashes.
What did the Greeks call feta cheese?
The Greeks call it 'Feta'
Why did the early Greeks live in villages?
They lived in villages near large cities because if there was a they would be able to help the soldiers protect their village.
What did the Greeks call their perfect man?
what do greeks call their perfect man
What did the Greeks call the letter f?
What did the Greeks call the letter F.
What do you call people living in villages?
Villagers are people who live in villages.
What did the Greeks call Greece?
Greeks call themselves "Ellines", which is commonly translated into English as "Hellenes".
When did the Greeks first call themselves Greeks?
unknown
What do you call the peoples in Greece?
Greeks.
What did Greeks call vases?
Amphora.
What did the Greeks call Diana?
Artemis.
What did the Romans call the greeks?
Harpastum
What do greeks call their country?
Ellada
