Orestheus
Orestheus proper noun: son of Lycaon.
Proper noun
Orestheus
Origin of Orestheus
Borrowed from Latin Orestheus, from Ancient Greek Ὀρεσθεύς (Orestheús).
Questions about Orestheus
- What does Orestheus mean?
- Orestheus means son of Lycaon.
- What part of speech is Orestheus?
- Orestheus is a proper noun.
Words near Orestheus in the dictionary
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