hiperbóreo (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech: Noun

Phonetic Transcription: - IPA: /ˌipeɾˈβoɾeo/ - English: ee-pehr-BOH-reh-oh

Meanings and Usage: - Meanings: Hiperbóreo refers to a person who comes from a northern country, especially in ancient Greek mythology, referring to the inhabitants of the region beyond the North wind. It can also relate to the extreme north or something associated with extreme cold or northern regions.

• Usage: The term "hiperbóreo" is not very common in everyday Spanish. It is more likely to be found in written contexts, such as literature, mythology, or academic texts discussing ancient Greek beliefs. However, it can be used orally in more formal or intellectual conversations when referring to northern locations or mythological concepts.

Examples in Sentences: 1. Los hiperbóreos eran considerados en la mitología griega como seres habitantes del extremo norte. - The Hyperboreans were considered in Greek mythology as beings inhabiting the far north.

Idiomatic Expressions: - There are no frequent idiomatic expressions in Spanish involving the term "hiperbóreo."

Etymology: The term "hiperbóreo" comes from the Greek word "Ὑπερβόρε(ο)ς" (Hyperbóreos), which means "the far-northern ones." In Greek mythology, the Hyperboreans were described as a mythical people living "beyond the North Wind."

Synonyms and Antonyms: Synonyms: 1. Boreal 2. Septentrional 3. Gélido

Antonyms: 1. Austral 2. Ecuatorial 3. Tropical