Limos in Greek
Limos in Greek is Λιμός — Limos means in Greek mythology, the personification of hunger and starvation, child of Eris.
Limos in Greek
Λιμός
Pronounced: Limos
(Greek god) A child of Eris, Limos is the deity/personification of famine and starvation. The Roman counterpart is Fames.
What does "Limos" mean?
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name In Greek mythology, the personification of hunger and starvation, child of Eris.
"Limos was said to haunt those cursed with endless, unsatisfiable hunger."
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Limos in a sentence
- Limos was said to haunt those cursed with endless, unsatisfiable hunger.
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What is "Limos" in Greek?
"Limos" in Greek is Λιμός. Limos means: In Greek mythology, the personification of hunger and starvation, child of Eris.
How do you pronounce Λιμός?
"Limos" in Greek is Λιμός, pronounced "Limos".
How do you use "Limos" in a sentence?
Example: "Limos was said to haunt those cursed with endless, unsatisfiable hunger." In Greek, "Limos" is Λιμός.
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