epic in Greek
epic in Greek is επικός, έπος — epic means a long narrative poem or story celebrating the heroic deeds of a legendary figure.
epic in Greek
επικός
Pronounced: epikos
έπος
Pronounced: epos
An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language, celebrating the feats of a deity, demigod (heroic epic), other legend or traditional hero.
What does "epic" mean?
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noun A long narrative poem or story celebrating the heroic deeds of a legendary figure.
"Homer's "Odyssey" is one of the most famous epics in Western literature."
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adjective Impressively large, heroic, or grand in scale.
"The film's epic battle scenes took months to film."
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epic in a sentence
- Homer's "Odyssey" is one of the most famous epics in Western literature.
- The film's epic battle scenes took months to film.
- We went on an epic road trip across three countries.
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What is "epic" in Greek?
"epic" in Greek is επικός, έπος. epic means: A long narrative poem or story celebrating the heroic deeds of a legendary figure.
How do you pronounce επικός?
"epic" in Greek is επικός, pronounced "epikos".
How do you use "epic" in a sentence?
Example: "Homer's "Odyssey" is one of the most famous epics in Western literature." In Greek, "epic" is επικός, έπος.
Are there other ways to say "epic" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "epic": επικός, έπος.
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