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Epic Greek

/ɛp.ɪk ɡɹiːk/

Epic Greek noun: a form of Archaic Greek largely based on Ionic, used by Homer and Hesiod.

Noun

Epic Greek (uncountable)

  1. A form of Archaic Greek largely based on Ionic, used by Homer and Hesiod.

Origin of Epic Greek

From epic + Greek.

Questions about Epic Greek

What does Epic Greek mean?
Epic Greek means a form of Archaic Greek largely based on Ionic, used by Homer and Hesiod.
What part of speech is Epic Greek?
Epic Greek is a noun.
How do you pronounce Epic Greek?
Epic Greek is pronounced /ɛp.ɪk ɡɹiːk/.

Words near Epic Greek in the dictionary

  1. Epic Cycle
  2. epic doom
  3. epic fail
  4. epic fails
  5. epic formula
  6. Epic Greek
  7. epic poem
  8. epic poetry
  9. epicadmium
  10. epicainide
  11. epical

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