Brutus in Greek
Brutus in Greek is Βρούτος — Brutus means a men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
Brutus in Greek
Βρούτος
Pronounced: Vroutos
a Roman cognomen.
What does "Brutus" mean?
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noun A men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
"The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator."
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Brutus in a sentence
- The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Brutus" in Greek?
"Brutus" in Greek is Βρούτος. Brutus means: A men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
How do you pronounce Βρούτος?
"Brutus" in Greek is Βρούτος, pronounced "Vroutos".
How do you use "Brutus" in a sentence?
Example: "The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator." In Greek, "Brutus" is Βρούτος.
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