idol in Greek
idol in Greek is είδωλο, ίνδαλμα — idol means an object, often a statue or image, worshipped as a god or believed to hold spiritual power.
idol in Greek
είδωλο
Pronounced: eidolo
A graven image or representation of anything that is revered, or believed to convey spiritual power.
είδωλο
Pronounced: eidolo
A cultural icon, or especially popular person.
ίνδαλμα
Pronounced: indalma
A cultural icon, or especially popular person.
What does "idol" mean?
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noun An object, often a statue or image, worshipped as a god or believed to hold spiritual power.
"Archaeologists found a small stone idol in the temple ruins."
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noun A person who is greatly admired, especially a celebrity or public figure.
"The teenager kept a poster of her pop idol on the bedroom wall."
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idol in a sentence
- Archaeologists found a small stone idol in the temple ruins.
- The teenager kept a poster of her pop idol on the bedroom wall.
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What is "idol" in Greek?
"idol" in Greek is είδωλο, ίνδαλμα. idol means: An object, often a statue or image, worshipped as a god or believed to hold spiritual power.
How do you pronounce είδωλο?
"idol" in Greek is είδωλο, pronounced "eidolo".
How do you use "idol" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists found a small stone idol in the temple ruins." In Greek, "idol" is είδωλο, ίνδαλμα.
Are there other ways to say "idol" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "idol": είδωλο, ίνδαλμα.
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