Laertes
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Name — In Greek mythology, the father of Odysseus; also the name of a character in Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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Etymology
Comes from Ancient Greek Λαέρτης (Laértēs).
Full origin of Laertes →Frequently asked questions
What does “Laertes” mean?
The word “Laertes” means in Greek mythology, the father of Odysseus; also the name of a character in Shakespeare's Hamlet.
How do you pronounce “Laertes”?
“Laertes” is pronounced lay-UR-teez (/leɪˈɝ.tiz/ in IPA).
How do you use “Laertes” in a sentence?
Here is “Laertes” used in a sentence: “Laertes challenges Hamlet to a duel in the final act.”
What part of speech is “Laertes”?
“Laertes” is a name.
Related words
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