Irene in Latin
Irene in Latin is Irene — Irene means in Greek mythology, the goddess who personified peace.
Irene in Latin
Irene
A en given name, in regular use since the 19th century.
What does "Irene" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, the goddess who personified peace.
"Ancient vases sometimes depict Irene holding an olive branch."
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noun A given name for girls, popular since the 1800s and drawn from the Greek word for peace.
"Her grandmother, also named Irene, emigrated from Athens."
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Irene in a sentence
- Ancient vases sometimes depict Irene holding an olive branch.
- Her grandmother, also named Irene, emigrated from Athens.
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What is "Irene" in Latin?
"Irene" in Latin is Irene. Irene means: In Greek mythology, the goddess who personified peace.
How do you use "Irene" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient vases sometimes depict Irene holding an olive branch." In Latin, "Irene" is Irene.
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