Superman in Latin
Superman in Latin is Superhomō — Superman means a man with extraordinary or seemingly superhuman abilities.
Superman in Latin
Superhomō
A fictional comic-book superhero with superhuman strength and speed, X-ray vision, and the ability to fly. [from 1933.]
What does "Superman" mean?
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noun A man with extraordinary or seemingly superhuman abilities.
"He's no superman — he needs help just like everyone else."
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noun An idealised, more highly evolved type of human being, as described in philosophy.
"Nietzsche's concept of the superman describes a person who creates their own values."
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Superman in a sentence
- He's no superman — he needs help just like everyone else.
- Nietzsche's concept of the superman describes a person who creates their own values.
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What is "Superman" in Latin?
"Superman" in Latin is Superhomō. Superman means: A man with extraordinary or seemingly superhuman abilities.
How do you use "Superman" in a sentence?
Example: "He's no superman — he needs help just like everyone else." In Latin, "Superman" is Superhomō.
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