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What is sailor in Greek?

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The Greek for sailor is ναύτης

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now-tes

" It is also similar to the Latin for sailorwhich is nautas "

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astronaut < (Gk) αστροναύτης [astronaftis] < αστήρ (= star) + ναύτης (=sailor) (< ναύς=sea)

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