Midas in Greek
Midas in Greek is Μίδας — Midas means used in "Midas touch": an uncanny ability to make anything one does or invests in successful.
Midas in Greek
Μίδας
Pronounced: Midas
(Greek mythology) A king who sought and was for a while granted the cherished but subtly dangerous magical power to turn anything he touched into gold.
What does "Midas" mean?
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noun Used in "Midas touch": an uncanny ability to make anything one does or invests in successful.
"Every business she starts turns a profit — people say she has the Midas touch."
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Midas in a sentence
- Every business she starts turns a profit — people say she has the Midas touch.
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What is "Midas" in Greek?
"Midas" in Greek is Μίδας. Midas means: Used in "Midas touch": an uncanny ability to make anything one does or invests in successful.
How do you pronounce Μίδας?
"Midas" in Greek is Μίδας, pronounced "Midas".
How do you use "Midas" in a sentence?
Example: "Every business she starts turns a profit — people say she has the Midas touch." In Greek, "Midas" is Μίδας.
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