Janus in Irish
Janus in Irish is Ianus — Janus means the Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
Janus in Irish
Ianus
(Roman god) The god of doorways, gates and transitions, and of beginnings and endings, having two faces looking in opposite directions.
What does "Janus" mean?
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name The Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
"The month of January is named after the god Janus."
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Janus in a sentence
- The month of January is named after the god Janus.
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What is "Janus" in Irish?
"Janus" in Irish is Ianus. Janus means: The Roman god of doorways, gateways, and transitions, depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions; also a moon of Saturn.
How do you use "Janus" in a sentence?
Example: "The month of January is named after the god Janus." In Irish, "Janus" is Ianus.
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