Hellenic

Examples

• All

• A model for such study is Herodotus, eager to learn from both Hellenic and foreign ways and for that very reason compelled to judge among them.

  Academic text (1998)

• This colony was established from the first as a Pan Hellenic colony.

• We came to be a new Hellenic world, a great one.

• A Hellenic civilization... ...open to all.

  Alexander (2004)

• Philip began to plan a great campaign, a Pan Hellenic or all Greek war against the Persian Empire.

• The interdisciplinary approach is the basis of the new Hellenic school curriculum, and teachers are responsible for implementing the proposed programs.

  Academic text (2010)

• Thessalonika, a city rich in Hellenic culture and heritage, has a recorded history that spans more than 2,300 years.

  Blog text (4)

• For Hawthorne, beauty in males proceeds from a Hellenic basis, as most of his attractive males are cast in a Greco-Roman mode.

  Academic text (2012)

• Then, we don't know precisely when, but there were important Pan Hellenic games at near Corinth, the Ismian Games.

• The Hellenic culture is known for its contributions to philosophy and art during classical times.

Synonyms

G

Greek

vsHellenic

432 1.0

Relating to Greece, its people, or their language

focuses on the ancient civilization and its culture

C

classical

vsHellenic

32 5.1

About the culture and literature of ancient Greece and Rome

focuses only on the Greek side of that period

G

Grecian

vsHellenic

• Literature

8 6.9

Relating to Greece, its people or culture, often seen in art and buildings

is broader, covering the whole ancient civilization not just art

G

Greco-Roman

vsHellenic

4 6.7

About the art, culture, and history of ancient Greece and Rome

applies only to the Greek portion rather than both civilizations

P

Panhellenic

vsHellenic

1 9.9

Relating to all Greek people or city-states, especially in ancient Greece

is about ancient culture generally rather than political unity

P

Pan-Hellenic

vsHellenic

1 9.9

Relating to all Greek people or city-states, especially in ancient times

is identical in sense while differing only in spelling form

Compounds

H

Hellenic language

• Specialized

9.6

A group of languages that includes ancient and modern Greek

H

Hellenic Republic

4.2

A country in southeastern Europe commonly known as Greece

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology