Io in Greek
Io in Greek is Ιώ — Io means a large yellow North American moth known for the eye-like spots on its hindwings.
Io in Greek
Ιώ
Pronounced: Io
What does "Io" mean?
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noun A large yellow North American moth known for the eye-like spots on its hindwings.
"The io moth's bright eyespots are meant to startle predators."
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name One of Jupiter's largest moons, famous for its intense volcanic activity.
"Io is the most volcanically active body in the solar system."
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Io in a sentence
- The io moth's bright eyespots are meant to startle predators.
- Io is the most volcanically active body in the solar system.
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What is "Io" in Greek?
"Io" in Greek is Ιώ. Io means: A large yellow North American moth known for the eye-like spots on its hindwings.
How do you pronounce Ιώ?
"Io" in Greek is Ιώ, pronounced "Io".
How do you use "Io" in a sentence?
Example: "The io moth's bright eyespots are meant to startle predators." In Greek, "Io" is Ιώ.
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