Hermione in Latin
Hermione in Latin is Hermionē — Hermione means a female given name of Greek origin, historically the daughter of Helen of Troy, and today widely associated with the Harry Potter character Hermione Granger.
Hermione in Latin
Hermionē
(Greek mythology) Daughter of Helen and Menelaus, wife of Orestes.
What does "Hermione" mean?
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name A female given name of Greek origin, historically the daughter of Helen of Troy, and today widely associated with the Harry Potter character Hermione Granger.
"Hermione was the top student in her year at Hogwarts."
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Hermione in a sentence
- Hermione was the top student in her year at Hogwarts.
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What is "Hermione" in Latin?
"Hermione" in Latin is Hermionē. Hermione means: A female given name of Greek origin, historically the daughter of Helen of Troy, and today widely associated with the Harry Potter character Hermione Granger.
How do you use "Hermione" in a sentence?
Example: "Hermione was the top student in her year at Hogwarts." In Latin, "Hermione" is Hermionē.
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