Pontus in Greek
Pontus in Greek is Πόντος — Pontus means an ancient region on the southern coast of the Black Sea, also a masculine given name in Scandinavia.
Pontus in Greek
Πόντος
Pronounced: Podos
What does "Pontus" mean?
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name An ancient region on the southern coast of the Black Sea, also a masculine given name in Scandinavia.
"Pontus was an important kingdom in Hellenistic Anatolia."
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- Pontus was an important kingdom in Hellenistic Anatolia.
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What is "Pontus" in Greek?
"Pontus" in Greek is Πόντος. Pontus means: An ancient region on the southern coast of the Black Sea, also a masculine given name in Scandinavia.
How do you pronounce Πόντος?
"Pontus" in Greek is Πόντος, pronounced "Podos".
How do you use "Pontus" in a sentence?
Example: "Pontus was an important kingdom in Hellenistic Anatolia." In Greek, "Pontus" is Πόντος.
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