Zarina
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Zarinaea also referred to as Zarinaia (Saka: ; ; ) or Zarina was a queen of one of the Saka tribes or of the Dahae of the 7th century BCE who is mentioned by the Greek author Diodorus Siculus.
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- Zarinaia
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- CydraeusMarmaresStryngaeus (?)
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- Cydraeus
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- 7th century BCE
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- 6th century BCE
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- Scythian religion
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Zarinaea also referred to as Zarinaia (Saka: ; ; ) or Zarina was a queen of one of the Saka tribes or of the Dahae of the 7th century BCE who is mentioned by the Greek author Diodorus Siculus.
==Name== The name is the Latin form of the Greek name (), which is itself the Hellenisation of the Saka name , meaning "the golden one." is a hypocoristic name formed out of the Old Iranian term , meaning "golden," and the suffix .