Hellene

hellene hellène Hellène English Etymology From grc Ἕλληνες Greeks, most probably a derivation of grc Ἑλλοί or grc Σελλοί, the Greek inhabitants of the area around the sanctuary of Dodona (grc Δωδώνη).Robert S. P. Beekes, Greek etymological dictionary In Greek mythology grc Ἕλλην, whom the grc Ἕλληνες Greeks were named after, was the son of grc Δευκαλίων and grc Πύρρα. Noun A Greek, especially an Ancient Greek. Synonyms en Hellenian Derived terms en Hellen Hellenic Hellenisation,Hellenization Hellenise,Hellenize Helleniser,Hellenizer Hellenism Hellenist Hellenistic Hellenistical mishellene philhellene Related terms en Hellas Helladic Translations a Greek Greek Armenian: hy հելլեն, hy հելլենացի Bulgarian: bg е́лин m, bg е́линка f Czech: cs Helén m Danish: da hellener c Dutch: nl Helleen m Esperanto: eo heleno Finnish: fi helleeni German: de Hellene m, de Hellenin f Greek: el Έλληνας m, el Ελληνίδα f Ancient Greek: grc Ἕλλην m, grc Ἑλληνίς f Irish: ga Heilléanach m Latin: la Hellenes p Norwegian: no Hellener Polish: pl Hellen m Portuguese: pt heleno m Romanian: ro elen m, ro elenă f Russian: ru э́ллин m Swedish: sv hellen c References en Demonyms Greece Greek demonyms Nationalities German Pronunciation de /hɛˈleːnə/ [hɛ-] [he-] de De-Hellene.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Helene with [e] Noun m.weak in Hellene (person) Declension m.weak de Demonyms