throne in Greek
throne in Greek is θρόνος — throne means the ceremonial chair used by a monarch, pope, or bishop.
throne in Greek
θρόνος
Pronounced: thronos
What does "throne" mean?
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noun The ceremonial chair used by a monarch, pope, or bishop.
"Golden lions decorated the arms of the throne in the palace hall."
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noun The position or power of a ruling monarch.
"The prince gave up his claim to the throne to live quietly."
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verb To place someone on a throne, or to give them ruling power.
"After the old queen died, the council throned her eldest daughter in the cathedral."
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throne in a sentence
- Golden lions decorated the arms of the throne in the palace hall.
- The queen sat on her throne to receive the ambassadors.
- The prince gave up his claim to the throne to live quietly.
- After her father died, she inherited the throne at a young age.
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What is "throne" in Greek?
"throne" in Greek is θρόνος. throne means: The ceremonial chair used by a monarch, pope, or bishop.
How do you pronounce θρόνος?
"throne" in Greek is θρόνος, pronounced "thronos".
How do you use "throne" in a sentence?
Example: "Golden lions decorated the arms of the throne in the palace hall." In Greek, "throne" is θρόνος.
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