How many eyes had the Cyclops?
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Cyclops
//ˈsaɪˌklɑps//
Synonyms for "cyclops" (27 found)
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Related words (13)
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6 entriesTranslations
56 translations across 40 languages.
Albanian
2 entries- ciklop noun (giant of mythology)
- katallan noun (giant of mythology)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- Κύκλωψ noun (giant of mythology)
Arabic
1 entries- سَايْكْلُوب noun (giant of mythology)
Asturian
1 entries- cíclope noun (giant of mythology)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- təpəgöz noun (giant of mythology)
Catalan
1 entries- ciclop noun (giant of mythology)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 劍水蚤 /剑水蚤 noun (copepod)
- 庫克洛普斯 /库克洛普斯 noun (giant of mythology)
- 獨眼巨人 /独眼巨人 noun (giant of mythology)
- 賽克洛斯 /赛克洛斯 noun (giant of mythology)
Czech
1 entries- kyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Danish
1 entries- kyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Esperanto
1 entries- ciklopo noun (giant of mythology)
Finnish
1 entries- kyklooppi noun (giant of mythology)
French
1 entries- cyclope noun (giant of mythology)
Gagauz
1 entries- tepegöz noun (giant of mythology)
Galician
1 entries- ciclope noun (giant of mythology)
German
2 entries- Kyklop noun (giant of mythology)
- Zyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Greek
1 entries- κύκλωπας noun (giant of mythology)
Hawaiian
1 entries- kukelopa noun (giant of mythology)
Hebrew
1 entries- קיקלופ noun (giant of mythology)
Hungarian
2 entries- ciklopsz noun (giant of mythology)
- küklopsz noun (giant of mythology)
Icelandic
2 entries- kýklópi noun (giant of mythology)
- kýklópur noun (giant of mythology)
Ido
1 entries- ciklopo noun (giant of mythology)
Italian
1 entries- ciclope noun (giant of mythology)
Japanese
3 entries- キュクロプス noun (giant of mythology)
- キュクロープス noun (giant of mythology)
- 独眼鬼 noun (giant of mythology)
Kazakh
1 entries- циклоп noun (giant of mythology)
Korean
2 entries- 퀴클롭스 noun (giant of mythology)
- 키클롭스 noun (giant of mythology)
Latin
1 entries- cyclōps noun (giant of mythology)
Macedonian
1 entries- киклоп noun (giant of mythology)
Marathi
1 entries- साय्क्लॉप्स noun (giant of mythology)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- kyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Old Anatolian Turkish
1 entries- دپه كوز noun (giant of mythology)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- تپه گوز noun (giant of mythology)
Polish
1 entries- cyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Portuguese
1 entries- ciclope noun (giant of mythology)
Romanian
1 entries- ciclop noun (giant of mythology)
Russian
2 entries- кикло́п noun (giant of mythology)
- цикло́п noun (giant of mythology)
Slovak
3 entries- kyklop noun (giant of mythology)
- kyklóp noun (giant of mythology)
- kyklóps noun (giant of mythology)
Spanish
1 entries- cíclope noun (giant of mythology)
Swahili
1 entries- siklopsi noun (giant of mythology)
Swedish
1 entries- cyklop noun (giant of mythology)
Turkish
4 entries- eğegöz noun (giant of mythology)
- siklops noun (giant of mythology)
- tepegöz noun (giant of mythology)
- yalgızgöz noun (giant of mythology)
Sample sentences
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The Cyclops lifted his cyclopean body out of his cyclopean bed and set about to the cyclopean task of cleaning up the entirety of his cyclopean lair.
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"Ye know mad Scylla, and her monsters' yell, / and the dark caverns where the Cyclops dwell."
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Thus tired we drift, as sinks the wind and day, / unto the Cyclops' shore, all weetless of the way.
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