Titan in Greek
Titan in Greek is Τιτάνας — Titan means a person or thing of enormous size, power, or influence.
Titan in Greek
Τιτάνας
Pronounced: Titanas
(Greek god) Any of the race of giant gods in Greek mythology that preceded and was overthrown by the Olympian gods.
Τιτάνας
Pronounced: Titanas
(astronomy) A moon in Saturn, Solar System. The largest moon of the planet Saturn.
What does "Titan" mean?
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noun A person or thing of enormous size, power, or influence.
"He became a titan of the tech industry."
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name In Greek mythology, one of the giant gods who ruled before the Olympian gods.
"Cronus was among the most powerful of the Titans."
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Titan in a sentence
- He became a titan of the tech industry.
- The company was once a titan of retail before it collapsed.
- Cronus was among the most powerful of the Titans.
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What is "Titan" in Greek?
"Titan" in Greek is Τιτάνας. Titan means: A person or thing of enormous size, power, or influence.
How do you pronounce Τιτάνας?
"Titan" in Greek is Τιτάνας, pronounced "Titanas".
How do you use "Titan" in a sentence?
Example: "He became a titan of the tech industry." In Greek, "Titan" is Τιτάνας.
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