Enceladus in Greek
Enceladus in Greek is Εγκέλαδος — Enceladus means an icy moon of Saturn, known for its geysers of water vapor, named after a giant in Greek mythology.
Enceladus in Greek
Εγκέλαδος
Pronounced: Egelados
What does "Enceladus" mean?
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name An icy moon of Saturn, known for its geysers of water vapor, named after a giant in Greek mythology.
"Enceladus shoots plumes of ice into space from its south pole."
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Enceladus in a sentence
- Enceladus shoots plumes of ice into space from its south pole.
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What is "Enceladus" in Greek?
"Enceladus" in Greek is Εγκέλαδος. Enceladus means: An icy moon of Saturn, known for its geysers of water vapor, named after a giant in Greek mythology.
How do you pronounce Εγκέλαδος?
"Enceladus" in Greek is Εγκέλαδος, pronounced "Egelados".
How do you use "Enceladus" in a sentence?
Example: "Enceladus shoots plumes of ice into space from its south pole." In Greek, "Enceladus" is Εγκέλαδος.
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