Bacchus in Greek
Bacchus in Greek is Βάκχος — Bacchus means the Roman (and Greek, as Dionysus) god of wine, revelry, and festivity.
Bacchus in Greek
Βάκχος
Pronounced: Vakchos
(Roman god) Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and vivid social gatherings.
What does "Bacchus" mean?
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name The Roman (and Greek, as Dionysus) god of wine, revelry, and festivity.
"The mural depicted Bacchus surrounded by grapevines and dancers."
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Bacchus in a sentence
- The mural depicted Bacchus surrounded by grapevines and dancers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Bacchus" in Greek?
"Bacchus" in Greek is Βάκχος. Bacchus means: The Roman (and Greek, as Dionysus) god of wine, revelry, and festivity.
How do you pronounce Βάκχος?
"Bacchus" in Greek is Βάκχος, pronounced "Vakchos".
How do you use "Bacchus" in a sentence?
Example: "The mural depicted Bacchus surrounded by grapevines and dancers." In Greek, "Bacchus" is Βάκχος.
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