Calliope in Latin
Calliope in Latin is Calliope — Calliope means a musical instrument made of steam whistles played from a keyboard, traditionally heard at fairgrounds and on riverboats.
Calliope in Latin
Calliope
(Greek god) The Muse of eloquence and epic or heroic poetry; the mother of Orpheus with Apollo.
What does "Calliope" mean?
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noun A musical instrument made of steam whistles played from a keyboard, traditionally heard at fairgrounds and on riverboats.
"The old riverboat calliope could be heard for miles down the river."
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Calliope in a sentence
- The old riverboat calliope could be heard for miles down the river.
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What is "Calliope" in Latin?
"Calliope" in Latin is Calliope. Calliope means: A musical instrument made of steam whistles played from a keyboard, traditionally heard at fairgrounds and on riverboats.
How do you use "Calliope" in a sentence?
Example: "The old riverboat calliope could be heard for miles down the river." In Latin, "Calliope" is Calliope.
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