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Apollin

Apollin proper noun: apollo, the son of Zeus.

Proper noun

Apollin

  1. (archaic) Apollo, the son of Zeus.
  2. (archaic) Apollin, one of three supposed deities worshipped by Muslims in medieval European mystery plays.

Origin of Apollin

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek Ᾰ̓πόλλων (Ăpóllōn, “Apollo”).

Questions about Apollin

What does Apollin mean?
Apollin means apollo, the son of Zeus.
What part of speech is Apollin?
Apollin is a proper noun.

Words near Apollin in the dictionary

  1. apolitically
  2. apoliticals
  3. apoliticism
  4. apoliticisms
  5. apolizumab
  6. Apollin
  7. Apollinairean
  8. Apollinairian
  9. Apollinarian
  10. Apollinarianism
  11. Apollinarians

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