Antigone in Latin
Antigone in Latin is Antigonē — Antigone means in Greek mythology and tragedy, the daughter of Oedipus who defies a royal decree to bury her brother.
Antigone in Latin
Antigonē
(Greek mythology) the daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta in fiction and mythology
What does "Antigone" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology and tragedy, the daughter of Oedipus who defies a royal decree to bury her brother.
"Sophocles' play Antigone explores the conflict between family duty and state law."
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- Sophocles' play Antigone explores the conflict between family duty and state law.
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What is "Antigone" in Latin?
"Antigone" in Latin is Antigonē. Antigone means: In Greek mythology and tragedy, the daughter of Oedipus who defies a royal decree to bury her brother.
How do you use "Antigone" in a sentence?
Example: "Sophocles' play Antigone explores the conflict between family duty and state law." In Latin, "Antigone" is Antigonē.
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