Phoebe in Greek
Phoebe in Greek is Φοίβη — Phoebe means a small grayish flycatcher bird found in North America, known for its distinctive call.
Phoebe in Greek
Φοίβη
Pronounced: Foivi
What does "Phoebe" mean?
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noun A small grayish flycatcher bird found in North America, known for its distinctive call.
"A phoebe perched on the fence post, flicking its tail."
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name A female given name of Greek origin, meaning "bright" or "shining."
"Ms. Gates, who is named after Phoebe from “The Catcher in the Rye,” grew up in Seattle, the youngest of three."
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Phoebe in a sentence
- A phoebe perched on the fence post, flicking its tail.
- Ms. Gates, who is named after Phoebe from “The Catcher in the Rye,” grew up in Seattle, the youngest of three.
- Her grandmother was also named Phoebe.
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What is "Phoebe" in Greek?
"Phoebe" in Greek is Φοίβη. Phoebe means: A small grayish flycatcher bird found in North America, known for its distinctive call.
How do you pronounce Φοίβη?
"Phoebe" in Greek is Φοίβη, pronounced "Foivi".
How do you use "Phoebe" in a sentence?
Example: "A phoebe perched on the fence post, flicking its tail." In Greek, "Phoebe" is Φοίβη.
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