Plutarch

Meaning of the word

Plutarco is a male name of Greek origin meaning “one that is famous for its power.”

Origin of the word

The word plutarco originates in the ancient Greek, derived from “ploutarkhos”, which is made up of “ploutos” (wealth) and “arkhos” (ruler).

Word adverbs

– Plutarcoment
– Plutarcolently
– Plutarcoraply

Conjunctions of the word

– Plutarco and
– Plutarco but
– Plutarco or

Synonyms of the word

– Famous
– Illustrious
– Reputed
– Eminent

Word Definitions

1. Greek male proper name meaning “the one who is famous for his power.”
2. Greek philosopher and biographer who lived between the 1st centuries AD, known for his works “Parallel Lives” and “Moralia”.

Phrases that the word applies

Plutarco was a great Greek philosopher.
– The name Plutarch is quite common in Greece.
– Plutarch works are very studied in the area of ​​philosophy.

Examples of the word in text

Plutarco was born in the city of Queroneia, Bencia, Greece, around AD 46. He was a Greek philosopher and biographer, known mainly for his works “Parallel Lives” and “Moralia”. Plutarco wrote extensively about the life and actions of great historical figures, such as Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar and Pericles.

Rhymes with the word

– March
– Boat
– Arc
– PARACO

Anagrams with the word

– Copular
– Capulort
– Plural