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Italo-Hellenic

Italo-Hellenic adjective: of or relating to both Italy and ancient Greece.

Adjective

Italo-Hellenic (comparative more Italo-Hellenic, superlative most Italo-Hellenic)

  1. Of or relating to both Italy and ancient Greece.
    • The idea of a new Italo-Hellenic empire was not new, but Caesar was the first to grasp it, and systematically to carry it out.1893, Theodor Mommsen, Clement Bryans, Frederick James Robert Hendy, The History of the Roman Republic, page 513

Forms of Italo-Hellenic

comparativemore Italo-Hellenic
superlativemost Italo-Hellenic

Origin of Italo-Hellenic

From Italo- + Hellenic.

Questions about Italo-Hellenic

What does Italo-Hellenic mean?
Italo-Hellenic means of or relating to both Italy and ancient Greece.
What part of speech is Italo-Hellenic?
Italo-Hellenic is an adjective.

Words near Italo-Hellenic in the dictionary

  1. Italo dance
  2. Italo disco
  3. Italo house
  4. italo-
  5. Italo-Celtic
  6. Italo-Hellenic
  7. Italo-Norman
  8. Italo-Normans
  9. Italo-Romance
  10. Italocentric
  11. Italocentrism

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