epos
ˈiːpɒs
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Definition of epos - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
literatureRarelong narrative poem about a hero's deedsRare
  • The Iliad is a famous epos.
epic saga
2.
cultural literatureRarebody of work constituting the literature of a nationRare
  • The epos of ancient Greece includes works by Homer and Hesiod..
epic saga
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Origin of epos

Greek, epos (word, story)

Examples of epos in a sentence

  • The poet recited an epos that captivated the entire audience.
  • The epos of medieval Europe is rich with chivalric tales.
  • Scholars study the epos to understand cultural values.

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  1. French:épopée, corpus littéraire, ...
  2. German:Epos, ...
  3. Italian:poema epico, epos, ...
  4. Spanish:epopeya, literatura épica, ...
  5. Portuguese:épico, epos, ...
  6. Chinese:史诗, 民族史诗, ...
  7. Japanese:叙事詩, 文学作品, ...
  8. Arabic:ملحمة, الأَدَب المَلْحَمِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶפּוֹס, ...
  10. Russian:эпос, ...
  11. Ukrainian:епос, ...
  12. Hindi:महाकाव्य, साहित्यिक कृति, ...
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