Xerxes in Latin
Xerxes in Latin is Xerxes — Xerxes means the name of several ancient Persian kings, most famously Xerxes I, who led an invasion of Greece.
Xerxes in Latin
Xerxes
(historical) Xerxes I, a Persian king of the Achaemenid dynasty who reigned 485-465 BC.
What does "Xerxes" mean?
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name The name of several ancient Persian kings, most famously Xerxes I, who led an invasion of Greece.
"Xerxes I invaded Greece in 480 BC."
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- Xerxes I invaded Greece in 480 BC.
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What is "Xerxes" in Latin?
"Xerxes" in Latin is Xerxes. Xerxes means: The name of several ancient Persian kings, most famously Xerxes I, who led an invasion of Greece.
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Example: "Xerxes I invaded Greece in 480 BC." In Latin, "Xerxes" is Xerxes.
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