Herculean in Italian
Herculean in Italian is erculeo — Herculean means extremely strong or powerful, like the legendary hero Hercules.
Herculean in Italian
erculeo
Of extraordinary might, power, size, etc.; suggesting Hercules in size or strength.
What does "Herculean" mean?
- adj Extremely strong or powerful, like the legendary hero Hercules.
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adj Needing a huge amount of effort; extremely difficult.
"There are thousands of known isotopes, and to have a functional and easily maintainable exhibit for all of these would require a Herculean effort."
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Herculean in a sentence
- There are thousands of known isotopes, and to have a functional and easily maintainable exhibit for all of these would require a Herculean effort.
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What is "Herculean" in Italian?
"Herculean" in Italian is erculeo. Herculean means: Extremely strong or powerful, like the legendary hero Hercules.
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