selene

IPA: sʌɫˈin

Root Word: Selene

noun

  • (Greek mythology) The goddess of the Moon.
  • A female given name from Ancient Greek.
  • (poetic) The Moon.
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Examples of "selene" in Sentences

  • Selenium was named after the Greek word selene, meaning moon.
  • It's name originates from the Greek word 'selene' which means moon.
  • I was promised with clementine. .then selene still I got nothing over here ..
  • Now if we look back the key was made for Williams prison when selene was a young girl.
  • Underwold is all about selene, without selene it wud be like an aquarium with no fish in it.
  • But it would be cool to see selene in the last 5 minutes of the movie being turned into a vampire.
  • Even though selene will not be in the film I think they should have her at the end of the film in a cameo role.
  • There is a mineral called selenite which is also named after the word selene; however, selenite does not contain selenium.
  • This valuable contrivance appears to have originated in Greek or Roman lands, probably in the former realm, for it first bore the name of "selene," from its likeness to the crescent shape of the new moon.

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