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Translation
hero
Word origin
From Latin heros, from Ancient Greek heros ('hero, demigod, protector'). English hero comes from the same source.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- heros
- English cognates
- hero
Grammar
Examples
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He became a national hero.
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The hero of the film dies at the end.
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You do not have to play the hero.
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This firefighter has become a local hero.
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The film's hero saves the city at the end.
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