Kerasus

Kerasus ( Greek  Κερασοῦς ; Latin Cerasus ) is:

in ancient geography:

• an ancient city in the Roman province of Pontus Polemoniacus, today's Giresun on the Turkish Black Sea coast
• a small river that flows into the Black Sea about 30 km west of Trebizond, today the Kireson Dere in Turkey
• Kerasus (Pontus) , a place located at the mouth of the Kerasus River

Cerasus stands for

• Titular Diocese of Cerasus , a titular diocese of the Roman Catholic Church
• Cerasus (cherry) , a subgenus of Prunus and a section within this subgenus, see Prunus # Cerasus

• a species within this genus, the sour cherry ( Prunus cerasus )

See also:

Wiktionary: cerasus  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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