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Translation
myth
Word origin
From Late Latin mythos, from Greek mythos ('speech, story, legend').
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- mythos
- English cognates
- myth, mythology
Grammar
Examples
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This ancient myth is known to everyone.
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It's a myth, it's not true at all.
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Children love the myths of the Greek gods.
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My teacher tells us a myth every week.
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This myth explains why the sky is blue.
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