Calypso in Greek
Calypso in Greek is Καλυψώ — Calypso means a style of upbeat, rhythmic music that originated in Trinidad and spread through the Caribbean.
Calypso in Greek
Καλυψώ
Pronounced: Kalypso
(Greek god) A sea nymph who entertained Odysseus on her island, Ogygia, for seven years.
What does "Calypso" mean?
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noun A style of upbeat, rhythmic music that originated in Trinidad and spread through the Caribbean.
"A steel band played calypso on the beach all afternoon."
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noun A song written in this musical style.
"He wrote a calypso about the island's independence."
- verb To sing or perform in the calypso style.
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Calypso in a sentence
- A steel band played calypso on the beach all afternoon.
- He wrote a calypso about the island's independence.
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What is "Calypso" in Greek?
"Calypso" in Greek is Καλυψώ. Calypso means: A style of upbeat, rhythmic music that originated in Trinidad and spread through the Caribbean.
How do you pronounce Καλυψώ?
"Calypso" in Greek is Καλυψώ, pronounced "Kalypso".
How do you use "Calypso" in a sentence?
Example: "A steel band played calypso on the beach all afternoon." In Greek, "Calypso" is Καλυψώ.
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