Phoebus in Greek
Phoebus in Greek is Φοίβος — Phoebus means an epithet of the Greek god Apollo, meaning "bright" or "radiant", associated with the sun.
Phoebus in Greek
Φοίβος
Pronounced: Foivos
What does "Phoebus" mean?
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name An epithet of the Greek god Apollo, meaning "bright" or "radiant", associated with the sun.
"Poets often invoked Phoebus as the god of light."
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Phoebus in a sentence
- Poets often invoked Phoebus as the god of light.
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What is "Phoebus" in Greek?
"Phoebus" in Greek is Φοίβος. Phoebus means: An epithet of the Greek god Apollo, meaning "bright" or "radiant", associated with the sun.
How do you pronounce Φοίβος?
"Phoebus" in Greek is Φοίβος, pronounced "Foivos".
How do you use "Phoebus" in a sentence?
Example: "Poets often invoked Phoebus as the god of light." In Greek, "Phoebus" is Φοίβος.
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