Odyssey in Greek
Odyssey in Greek is Οδύσσεια, οδύσσεια — Odyssey means a long, eventful journey, especially one full of challenges.
Odyssey in Greek
Οδύσσεια
Pronounced: Odysseia
An epic poem, ascribed to Homer, that describes the journey of Odysseus after the fall of Troy.
οδύσσεια
Pronounced: odysseia
An extended adventurous voyage, usually in search of home.
What does "Odyssey" mean?
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noun A long, eventful journey, especially one full of challenges.
"Their road trip across three continents became a two-year odyssey."
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noun A prolonged search or personal journey, often intellectual or spiritual rather than physical.
"Her memoir traces her odyssey from addiction to recovery."
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Odyssey in a sentence
- Their road trip across three continents became a two-year odyssey.
- Her memoir traces her odyssey from addiction to recovery.
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What is "Odyssey" in Greek?
"Odyssey" in Greek is Οδύσσεια, οδύσσεια. Odyssey means: A long, eventful journey, especially one full of challenges.
How do you pronounce Οδύσσεια?
"Odyssey" in Greek is Οδύσσεια, pronounced "Odysseia".
How do you use "Odyssey" in a sentence?
Example: "Their road trip across three continents became a two-year odyssey." In Greek, "Odyssey" is Οδύσσεια, οδύσσεια.
Are there other ways to say "Odyssey" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Odyssey": Οδύσσεια, οδύσσεια.
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