Saturn in Greek
Saturn in Greek is Κρόνος — Saturn means the sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
Saturn in Greek
Κρόνος
Pronounced: Kronos
What does "Saturn" mean?
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noun The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
"Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock."
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noun In Roman mythology, the god of agriculture and time, equivalent to the Greek Cronus.
"The Romans held a festival called Saturnalia in honor of Saturn."
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Saturn in a sentence
- Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock.
- You can sometimes see Saturn with a small telescope.
- The Romans held a festival called Saturnalia in honor of Saturn.
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What is "Saturn" in Greek?
"Saturn" in Greek is Κρόνος. Saturn means: The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
How do you pronounce Κρόνος?
"Saturn" in Greek is Κρόνος, pronounced "Kronos".
How do you use "Saturn" in a sentence?
Example: "Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock." In Greek, "Saturn" is Κρόνος.
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