Macbeth in Latin
Macbeth in Latin is Macbethus — Macbeth means a tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
Macbeth in Latin
Macbethus
What does "Macbeth" mean?
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name A tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
"The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring."
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name The play's title character, a Scottish general who becomes king through murder and is eventually overthrown.
"Macbeth is haunted by guilt after killing King Duncan."
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Macbeth in a sentence
- The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring.
- Macbeth is haunted by guilt after killing King Duncan.
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What is "Macbeth" in Latin?
"Macbeth" in Latin is Macbethus. Macbeth means: A tragedy by William Shakespeare about a Scottish nobleman driven by ambition and prophecy to murder his way to the throne.
How do you use "Macbeth" in a sentence?
Example: "The drama class is putting on Macbeth this spring." In Latin, "Macbeth" is Macbethus.
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