kommos
/ˈkɒmos/Definitions
1. noun
A beach or shore in ancient Greece, particularly one with a sandy beach.
“The archaeologists explored the ancient Greek kommos, uncovering remnants of an ancient city.”
2. noun
A small rocky or sandy beach on an island in Greece, especially one used as a stopping place for ships.
“The sailors anchored their ship at the kommos to rest and replenish their supplies.”