Rhea in Greek
Rhea in Greek is Ρέα — Rhea means a large flightless South American bird related to the ostrich and emu.
Rhea in Greek
Ρέα
Pronounced: Rea
What does "Rhea" mean?
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noun A large flightless South American bird related to the ostrich and emu.
"The rhea can run at impressive speeds despite being unable to fly."
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name A female given name, from the name of the Greek Titan goddess Rhea, mother of Zeus.
"Her parents named her Rhea after the mythological mother of the gods."
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Rhea in a sentence
- The rhea can run at impressive speeds despite being unable to fly.
- Her parents named her Rhea after the mythological mother of the gods.
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What is "Rhea" in Greek?
"Rhea" in Greek is Ρέα. Rhea means: A large flightless South American bird related to the ostrich and emu.
How do you pronounce Ρέα?
"Rhea" in Greek is Ρέα, pronounced "Rea".
How do you use "Rhea" in a sentence?
Example: "The rhea can run at impressive speeds despite being unable to fly." In Greek, "Rhea" is Ρέα.
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