Tartarus in Spanish
Tartarus in Spanish is Tártaro — Tartarus means in Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished.
Tartarus in Spanish
Tártaro
(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) A dark and gloomy part of the realm of Hades, reserved for the damned and the wicked, such as the Titans; an equivalent of hell in Greek and Roman mythology.
What does "Tartarus" mean?
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name In Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished.
"Zeus cast the rebellious Titans down into Tartarus."
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name Any bleak, hellish place.
"The abandoned mine felt like a personal Tartarus."
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Tartarus in a sentence
- Zeus cast the rebellious Titans down into Tartarus.
- The poem describes Tartarus as a bottomless pit of torment.
- The abandoned mine felt like a personal Tartarus.
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What is "Tartarus" in Spanish?
"Tartarus" in Spanish is Tártaro. Tartarus means: In Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished.
How do you use "Tartarus" in a sentence?
Example: "Zeus cast the rebellious Titans down into Tartarus." In Spanish, "Tartarus" is Tártaro.
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