Eos

Definition of Eos

Eos is a Greek goddess of the dawn.

How should Eos divide into syllables

The word 'eos' has 2 syllables. The vowel in the first syllable is 'e' and the vowel in the second syllable is 'o'. The consonants are 's' in the second syllable and 'e' in the first syllable.

Part of Speech - Eos

Eos rose from her golden throne.

Sentences with Eos

• Eos was often depicted as a beautiful woman with rosy fingers.
• Eos traveled in a chariot drawn by horses.
• Eos was said to open the gates of heaven each morning.
• Eos was the daughter of the Titans Hyperion and Theia.
• Eos was also known as Euryphassa, meaning 'wide-shining'.
• Eos was a popular subject in ancient Greek art.
• Eos was believed to have the power to grant eternal youth to mortals.
• Eos was often associated with the season of spring.
• Eos was sometimes depicted with wings or a halo of light.
• Eos was a beloved goddess among the ancient Greeks.

Quotes with Eos

• 'Eos, goddess of the dawn, was the daughter of Hyperion and Theia.' - Apollodorus
• 'Eos, with her rosy fingers, opens the gates of heaven.' - Homer
• 'Eos, bringer of light, awakens the sleeping earth.' - Hesiod
• 'Eos, who shines like gold, brings the day on her chariot.' - Pindar
• 'Eos, fairest of the gods, rises from her bed of saffron.' - Nonnus

Number of characters in Eos

3 ( e, o, s )

Unique letters in Eos

3 ( e, o, s )

Eos Backwards

soe

Phonetic Transcription of Eos

IPA (International): ˈi:ɑ:s

ARA (American): ˈiɑs

EPA (English): ˈi:ɑ:s

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