Penelope in Greek
Penelope in Greek is Πηνελόπη — Penelope means in Greek mythology, the loyal wife of Odysseus who waited years for his return.
Penelope in Greek
Πηνελόπη
Pronounced: Pinelopi
(Greek mythology) The faithful wife of Odysseus.
What does "Penelope" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, the loyal wife of Odysseus who waited years for his return.
"Penelope famously outwitted her suitors while waiting for Odysseus."
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noun A female given name of Greek origin.
"They named their daughter Penelope after her great-grandmother."
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Penelope in a sentence
- Penelope famously outwitted her suitors while waiting for Odysseus.
- They named their daughter Penelope after her great-grandmother.
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What is "Penelope" in Greek?
"Penelope" in Greek is Πηνελόπη. Penelope means: In Greek mythology, the loyal wife of Odysseus who waited years for his return.
How do you pronounce Πηνελόπη?
"Penelope" in Greek is Πηνελόπη, pronounced "Pinelopi".
How do you use "Penelope" in a sentence?
Example: "Penelope famously outwitted her suitors while waiting for Odysseus." In Greek, "Penelope" is Πηνελόπη.
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