pantheon in Greek
pantheon in Greek is πάνθεον, πάνθεο — pantheon means a temple dedicated to all the gods of a religion.
pantheon in Greek
πάνθεον
Pronounced: pantheon
(religion) A temple dedicated to all the gods.
πάνθεο
Pronounced: pantheo
(religion) A temple dedicated to all the gods.
πάνθεο
Pronounced: pantheo
πάνθεον
Pronounced: pantheon
What does "pantheon" mean?
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noun A temple dedicated to all the gods of a religion.
"Tourists still flock to see the ancient pantheon in Rome."
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noun The complete collection of gods worshipped by a particular culture, or a group of especially honoured figures.
"Zeus and Hera are central figures in the Greek pantheon."
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pantheon in a sentence
- Tourists still flock to see the ancient pantheon in Rome.
- Zeus and Hera are central figures in the Greek pantheon.
- She is now firmly part of the pantheon of great jazz singers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pantheon" in Greek?
"pantheon" in Greek is πάνθεον, πάνθεο. pantheon means: A temple dedicated to all the gods of a religion.
How do you pronounce πάνθεον?
"pantheon" in Greek is πάνθεον, pronounced "pantheon".
How do you use "pantheon" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists still flock to see the ancient pantheon in Rome." In Greek, "pantheon" is πάνθεον, πάνθεο.
Are there other ways to say "pantheon" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "pantheon": πάνθεον, πάνθεο.
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