Definition
In ancient Greek culture, a song, poem, or musical composition belonging to or representative of a specific place or region.
Etymology
From Greek epi- (upon) + chōra (place, country) + -ion (neuter noun ending). The term describes artistic works tied to particular geographical or cultural locations.
Kelly Says
Greek regions weren't united by a government like modern nations are—they were united by shared cultural products like epichorions. A region's songs traveled and spread its reputation far more effectively than armies could.
Translations
BNবাংলা
স্থানীয়
sthāniẏa
CACatalà
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
CSČeština
epichorický
e-pi-xo-ri-t͡ʃiː
DADansk
epichorisk
e-pi-ko-risk
DEDeutsch
epichorion
e-pi-xo-ri-on
ELΕλληνικά
επικεντρικός
e-pi-ken-trik-os
ESEspañol
epichorión
e-pi-ko-ri-on
FISuomi
epichorinen
e-pi-ko-ri-nen
FRFrançais
épihorion
e-pi-ɔ-ri-ɔ̃
GUGU
એપીકોરિયન
e-pi-ko-ri-yan
HAHA
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
HIहिन्दी
स्थानीय
sthāniya
HUMagyar
epichorikus
e-pi-xo-ri-kus
IDBahasa Indonesia
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
IGIG
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
ITItaliano
epichorione
e-pi-ko-ri-one
JA日本語
エピコーリオン
epi-ko-ri-on
KKKK
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
KMKM
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
KO한국어
에피코리온
e-pi-ko-ri-on
MRMR
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
MSBahasa Melayu
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
MYမြန်မာ
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
NLNederlands
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
NONorsk
epichorisk
e-pi-ko-risk
PAPA
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
PLPolski
epichoriony
e-pi-xo-ri-o-ni
PTPortuguês
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
RORomână
epichoric
e-pi-ko-rik
RUРусский
эпихорион
e-pi-xo-ri-on
SVSvenska
epichorisk
e-pi-ko-risk
SWKiswahili
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
TAதமிழ்
இடத்திய
i-da-ttiya
THไทย
พื้นถิ่น
pʰɯːn tʰǐn
TLTL
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
TRTürkçe
epichorion
e-pi-xo-ri-on
UKУкраїнська
епіхоричний
e-pi-xo-ri-t͡ʃnyj
VITiếng Việt
địa phương
địa-phương
YOYO
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on
ZUZU
epichorion
e-pi-ko-ri-on