Ithaca in Greek
Ithaca in Greek is Ιθάκη — Ithaca means a Greek island in the Ionian Sea, legendary home of Odysseus in Homer's epics.
Ithaca in Greek
Ιθάκη
Pronounced: Ithaki
An island of the Ionian Sea, Greece; according to the legend Odysseus was its king.
What does "Ithaca" mean?
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name A Greek island in the Ionian Sea, legendary home of Odysseus in Homer's epics.
"After ten years of wandering, Odysseus finally returns home to Ithaca."
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name A city in New York State, home to Cornell University.
"Ithaca, New York, is known for its dramatic waterfalls and gorges."
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Ithaca in a sentence
- After ten years of wandering, Odysseus finally returns home to Ithaca.
- Ithaca, New York, is known for its dramatic waterfalls and gorges.
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What is "Ithaca" in Greek?
"Ithaca" in Greek is Ιθάκη. Ithaca means: A Greek island in the Ionian Sea, legendary home of Odysseus in Homer's epics.
How do you pronounce Ιθάκη?
"Ithaca" in Greek is Ιθάκη, pronounced "Ithaki".
How do you use "Ithaca" in a sentence?
Example: "After ten years of wandering, Odysseus finally returns home to Ithaca." In Greek, "Ithaca" is Ιθάκη.
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