akre•t
{adjective} [Generate paradigm] 1. ancient, old, antique
♦ akre•t godse•k {adverb} {set phrase} from time immemorial, since time immemorial
♦ akre•t go•dso {adjective} {set phrase} ancient, old
♦ akre•t go•dso yzga•r {noun} antiques
♦ akre•t go•dəm {adverb} {set phrase} in ancient times, in antiquity
♦ akre•t grek po•lis {noun} ancient Greek city-state
♦ akre•t grek t͡siβiliza•t͡sij {noun} ancient Greek civilization
♦ akre•t gre•t͡sij {place name} ancient Greece
♦ akre•t jyla• go•dso iləʃjə•ʒəŋ {noun} primitive society, archaic society
♦ akre•t ku•rəm {noun} ancient times
♦ akre•t mari•j {noun} ancient Mari
♦ akre•t ruś {place name} ancient Rus
♦ akre•t tyɲa• {noun} Ancient World
♦ akre•t fo•rmo {noun} {linguistics} protoform
♦ akre•t t͡siβiliza•t͡sij {noun} ancient civilization
♦ akre•t erβe•l {place name} ancient East
♦ akre•t erβe•l t͡siβiliza•t͡sij {noun} ancient eastern civilization