Pompey in Greek
Pompey in Greek is Πομπήιος — Pompey means the Anglicized name of the Roman general and statesman Pompeius Magnus.
Pompey in Greek
Πομπήιος
Pronounced: Pobiios
(historical) Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, a military and political leader of the late Roman Republic.
What does "Pompey" mean?
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name The Anglicized name of the Roman general and statesman Pompeius Magnus.
"Pompey formed the First Triumvirate along with Julius Caesar and Crassus."
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Pompey in a sentence
- Pompey formed the First Triumvirate along with Julius Caesar and Crassus.
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What is "Pompey" in Greek?
"Pompey" in Greek is Πομπήιος. Pompey means: The Anglicized name of the Roman general and statesman Pompeius Magnus.
How do you pronounce Πομπήιος?
"Pompey" in Greek is Πομπήιος, pronounced "Pobiios".
How do you use "Pompey" in a sentence?
Example: "Pompey formed the First Triumvirate along with Julius Caesar and Crassus." In Greek, "Pompey" is Πομπήιος.
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