Python in Latin
Python in Latin is Pȳthōn — Python means a large, nonvenomous constricting snake that kills prey by squeezing it.
Python in Latin
Pȳthōn
(Greek mythology) The earth-dragon of Delphi, represented as a serpent, killed by Apollo.
What does "Python" mean?
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noun A large, nonvenomous constricting snake that kills prey by squeezing it.
"The python coiled around the rabbit and squeezed until it stopped moving."
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noun A widely used programming language known for its readable, simple syntax.
"She wrote the data-analysis script in Python."
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Python in a sentence
- The python coiled around the rabbit and squeezed until it stopped moving.
- Pet pythons can grow large enough to require a permit in some states.
- She wrote the data-analysis script in Python.
- Python is often recommended as a first language for new programmers.
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What is "Python" in Latin?
"Python" in Latin is Pȳthōn. Python means: A large, nonvenomous constricting snake that kills prey by squeezing it.
How do you use "Python" in a sentence?
Example: "The python coiled around the rabbit and squeezed until it stopped moving." In Latin, "Python" is Pȳthōn.
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