Hercules in Greek
Hercules in Greek is Ηρακλής — Hercules means in Roman mythology, a hero of enormous strength, known for completing twelve immense labours; the Roman version of the Greek hero Heracles.
Hercules in Greek
Ηρακλής
Pronounced: Iraklis
What does "Hercules" mean?
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name In Roman mythology, a hero of enormous strength, known for completing twelve immense labours; the Roman version of the Greek hero Heracles.
"Hercules was famous for defeating the many-headed Hydra as one of his twelve labours."
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noun A person of extraordinary strength.
"He lifted the fallen beam alone, like a modern-day Hercules."
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Hercules in a sentence
- Hercules was famous for defeating the many-headed Hydra as one of his twelve labours.
- He lifted the fallen beam alone, like a modern-day Hercules.
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What is "Hercules" in Greek?
"Hercules" in Greek is Ηρακλής. Hercules means: In Roman mythology, a hero of enormous strength, known for completing twelve immense labours; the Roman version of the Greek hero Heracles.
How do you pronounce Ηρακλής?
"Hercules" in Greek is Ηρακλής, pronounced "Iraklis".
How do you use "Hercules" in a sentence?
Example: "Hercules was famous for defeating the many-headed Hydra as one of his twelve labours." In Greek, "Hercules" is Ηρακλής.
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