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Pronunciation / Transliteration: pegaso
"Il mito greco racconta le avventure del favoloso pegaso."
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A mythological winged horse.
"In the fantasy story, the hero flew across the mountains on a majestic pegasus."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Greek Pēgasos, the mythological winged divine horse, traditionally associated with the spring Peirene.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "pegasus" is said worldwide
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pégase
Transliteration: pégase
"Le héros s'envola sur le dos d'un pégase."
Pegasus
Transliteration: Pegasus
"Der Held ritt auf einem Pegasus durch den Himmel."
pegaso
Transliteration: pegaso
"Il mito greco racconta le avventure del favoloso pegaso."
pegaso
Transliteration: pegaso
"El pegaso extendió sus grandes alas blancas y voló."
pégaso
Transliteration: pégaso
"O pégaso é uma criatura lendária da mitologia grega."
पगासस
Transliteration: pagaasas
"पौराणिक कथाओं में पगासस एक पंखों वाला घोड़ा था।"
飞马
Transliteration: fēimǎ
"神话中的飞马拥有洁白的双翼。"
페가수스
Transliteration: pegasuseu
"페가수스는 날개가 달린 신화 속의 말입니다."
ペガサス
Transliteration: pegasasu
"神話の中でペガサスは空を駆け抜けた。"
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