Phoenix in Greek
Phoenix in Greek is Φοίνιξ, φοίνικας — Phoenix means a mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
Phoenix in Greek
Φοίνιξ
Pronounced: Foinix
A white variety of grape of German origin used for winemaking.
φοίνικας
Pronounced: foinikas
What does "Phoenix" mean?
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noun A mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
"Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it."
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noun Something or someone that recovers and thrives after being destroyed or seemingly finished.
"The company became a phoenix, rebuilding stronger after bankruptcy."
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Phoenix in a sentence
- Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it.
- The company became a phoenix, rebuilding stronger after bankruptcy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Phoenix" in Greek?
"Phoenix" in Greek is Φοίνιξ, φοίνικας. Phoenix means: A mythical bird said to burn up and then rise again from its own ashes.
How do you pronounce Φοίνιξ?
"Phoenix" in Greek is Φοίνιξ, pronounced "Foinix".
How do you use "Phoenix" in a sentence?
Example: "Like a phoenix, the old cinema rose from the ashes of the fire that gutted it." In Greek, "Phoenix" is Φοίνιξ, φοίνικας.
Are there other ways to say "Phoenix" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Phoenix": Φοίνιξ, φοίνικας.
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