Iliad

pronunciation

How to pronounce Iliad in British English: UK [ˈiliəd]word uk audio image

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  • Noun:
    a Greek epic poem (attributed to Homer) describing the siege of Troy

Word Origin

Iliad
from Latin Ilias (genitive Iliadis), from Greek Ilias poiesis "poem of Ilion" (Troy), literally "city of Ilius," the mythical founder.

Example

1. The iliad by homer ( download pdf )
2. Conquering mobile will be harder than iliad 's entry into broadband .
3. Like the hero of " the iliad " , china can seem invincible .
4. Because of health worries about mobile-phone masts in france , iliad may find it tricky to build its network .
5. On december 18th france 's telecoms regulator awarded a new mobile licence to iliad , an upstart telecoms firm , even though mr sarkozy had publicly voiced misgivings .

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