mythical in Greek
mythical in Greek is μυθικός — mythical means existing only in myth or legend, not in reality.
mythical in Greek
μυθικός
Pronounced: mythikos
Existing in myth.
What does "mythical" mean?
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adj Existing only in myth or legend, not in reality.
"Dragons are mythical creatures found in stories across many cultures."
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adj Not real; invented or imaginary.
"The company's promised savings turned out to be entirely mythical."
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mythical in a sentence
- Dragons are mythical creatures found in stories across many cultures.
- The mythical city of Atlantis has fascinated explorers for centuries.
- The company's promised savings turned out to be entirely mythical.
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What is "mythical" in Greek?
"mythical" in Greek is μυθικός. mythical means: Existing only in myth or legend, not in reality.
How do you pronounce μυθικός?
"mythical" in Greek is μυθικός, pronounced "mythikos".
How do you use "mythical" in a sentence?
Example: "Dragons are mythical creatures found in stories across many cultures." In Greek, "mythical" is μυθικός.
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