pantheon
The English phrase 'pantheon' is translated into Italian as pantheon.
The word refers to all the gods of a particular religion. When referring specifically to the famous Roman monument, the word is capitalized as a proper noun: Pantheon.
Meaning: all the gods of a particular religion (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
The noun pantheon is masculine and is preceded by the definite article il.
Did you know?
- While 'pantheon' refers to a collection of gods, in Italian, the word can also be used to describe a group of highly distinguished people in a specific field, such as an 'illustre pantheon di scienziati'.
Examples in context
- Il Pantheon ora è una chiesa.The Pantheon is now a church.This sentence is useful for noting that the pantheon is currently a church.Tatoeba #7095663 by Guybrush88, translation #7095639 by Hybrid
- Il Pantheon era un tempio romano.The Pantheon was a Roman temple.This sentence is useful for noting that the pantheon was once a Roman temple.Tatoeba #7095665 by Guybrush88, translation #7095638 by Hybrid
- In un contesto accademico, è fondamentale studiare il Pantheon per comprendere l'architettura antica.In an academic context, it is essential to study the Pantheon to understand ancient architecture.
- Il pantheon greco comprende molti dei mitologici.The Greek pantheon includes many mythological gods.
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Example conversation
Sofia and Francesco are studying mythology in a library.
- SofiaQual è il tuo dio preferito del pantheon norreno?Who is your favorite god of the Norse pantheon?
- FrancescoMi piace molto Odino, e a te?I really like Odin, and you?
- SofiaPreferisco Thor per la sua forza.I prefer Thor for his strength.
- FrancescoÈ vero, è un personaggio incredibile.That's true, he is an incredible character.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
