Janus in Greek
Janus in Greek is Ιανός — Janus means the Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
Janus in Greek
Ιανός
Pronounced: Ianos
What does "Janus" mean?
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name The Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
"The month of January is named after the god Janus."
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Janus in a sentence
- The month of January is named after the god Janus.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Janus" in Greek?
"Janus" in Greek is Ιανός. Janus means: The Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
How do you pronounce Ιανός?
"Janus" in Greek is Ιανός, pronounced "Ianos".
How do you use "Janus" in a sentence?
Example: "The month of January is named after the god Janus." In Greek, "Janus" is Ιανός.
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