Elysium in Latin
Elysium in Latin is Ēlysium — Elysium means in Greek and Roman mythology, the paradise where virtuous or heroic souls went after death.
Elysium in Latin
Ēlysium
(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) The home of the blessed after death.
What does "Elysium" mean?
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noun In Greek and Roman mythology, the paradise where virtuous or heroic souls went after death.
"The poem describes fallen warriors resting forever in Elysium."
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noun By extension, any place or state of perfect happiness.
"For the exhausted travelers, the quiet inn felt like Elysium."
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Elysium in a sentence
- The poem describes fallen warriors resting forever in Elysium.
- For the exhausted travelers, the quiet inn felt like Elysium.
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What is "Elysium" in Latin?
"Elysium" in Latin is Ēlysium. Elysium means: In Greek and Roman mythology, the paradise where virtuous or heroic souls went after death.
How do you use "Elysium" in a sentence?
Example: "The poem describes fallen warriors resting forever in Elysium." In Latin, "Elysium" is Ēlysium.
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