Pleiades in Greek
Pleiades in Greek is Πλειάδες — Pleiades means in Greek mythology, the seven daughters of Atlas, companions of the goddess Artemis.
Pleiades in Greek
Πλειάδες
Pronounced: Pleiades
What does "Pleiades" mean?
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name In Greek mythology, the seven daughters of Atlas, companions of the goddess Artemis.
"The myth of the Pleiades explains why the sisters were placed among the stars."
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name A bright, easily-visible cluster of young blue stars in the constellation Taurus, also called the Seven Sisters.
"On a clear night you can spot the Pleiades with the naked eye."
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Pleiades in a sentence
- The myth of the Pleiades explains why the sisters were placed among the stars.
- On a clear night you can spot the Pleiades with the naked eye.
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What is "Pleiades" in Greek?
"Pleiades" in Greek is Πλειάδες. Pleiades means: In Greek mythology, the seven daughters of Atlas, companions of the goddess Artemis.
How do you pronounce Πλειάδες?
"Pleiades" in Greek is Πλειάδες, pronounced "Pleiades".
How do you use "Pleiades" in a sentence?
Example: "The myth of the Pleiades explains why the sisters were placed among the stars." In Greek, "Pleiades" is Πλειάδες.
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