Macbeth in Greek
Macbeth in Greek is Μάκβεθ — Macbeth means a tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
Macbeth in Greek
Μάκβεθ
Pronounced: Makveth
What does "Macbeth" mean?
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name A tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
"The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring."
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name The play's title character, a Scottish general who becomes king through murder and is eventually overthrown.
"Macbeth is haunted by guilt after killing King Duncan."
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Macbeth in a sentence
- The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring.
- Macbeth is haunted by guilt after killing King Duncan.
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What is "Macbeth" in Greek?
"Macbeth" in Greek is Μάκβεθ. Macbeth means: A tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
How do you pronounce Μάκβεθ?
"Macbeth" in Greek is Μάκβεθ, pronounced "Makveth".
How do you use "Macbeth" in a sentence?
Example: "The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring." In Greek, "Macbeth" is Μάκβεθ.
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