Nike in Greek
Nike in Greek is Νίκη — Nike means in Greek mythology, the goddess who personified victory.
Nike in Greek
Νίκη
Pronounced: Niki
(Greek god) The goddess of victory and triumph; Athena's companion.
What does "Nike" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, the goddess who personified victory.
"Statues of Nike often show her with wings, as a symbol of triumph."
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noun A brand of athletic shoes and sports gear, or an item made by that brand.
"He showed up to the game in a new pair of Nikes."
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Nike in a sentence
- Statues of Nike often show her with wings, as a symbol of triumph.
- He showed up to the game in a new pair of Nikes.
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What is "Nike" in Greek?
"Nike" in Greek is Νίκη. Nike means: In Greek mythology, the goddess who personified victory.
How do you pronounce Νίκη?
"Nike" in Greek is Νίκη, pronounced "Niki".
How do you use "Nike" in a sentence?
Example: "Statues of Nike often show her with wings, as a symbol of triumph." In Greek, "Nike" is Νίκη.
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