Albion in Greek
Albion in Greek is Αλβιόνα — Albion means a poetic or archaic name for Great Britain, sometimes used more narrowly for England.
Albion in Greek
Αλβιόνα
Pronounced: Alviona
(now, poetic) Great Britain (or sometimes just England or the British Isles).
What does "Albion" mean?
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name A poetic or archaic name for Great Britain, sometimes used more narrowly for England.
"Writers have long used "Albion" as a romantic stand-in for Britain."
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name Part of the name of several British football clubs, such as West Bromwich Albion and Brighton & Hove Albion.
"Fans still refer to West Bromwich Albion simply as "the Albion.""
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Albion in a sentence
- Writers have long used "Albion" as a romantic stand-in for Britain.
- Fans still refer to West Bromwich Albion simply as "the Albion."
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Albion" in Greek?
"Albion" in Greek is Αλβιόνα. Albion means: A poetic or archaic name for Great Britain, sometimes used more narrowly for England.
How do you pronounce Αλβιόνα?
"Albion" in Greek is Αλβιόνα, pronounced "Alviona".
How do you use "Albion" in a sentence?
Example: "Writers have long used "Albion" as a romantic stand-in for Britain." In Greek, "Albion" is Αλβιόνα.
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