epopee

See also: épopée

English

Alternative forms

• épopée
• epopea
• epopoeia
• epopœia

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] French épopée.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɛpəpiː/

Noun

epopee (plural epopees)

1. (rare, literary) an epic, saga

Translations

an epic, saga

• Arabic: مَلْحَمَة f (malḥama)
• Armenian: հերոսապատում (hy) (herosapatum), էպոպեա (hy) (ēpopea)
• Azerbaijani: epopeya, qəhrəmannamə
• Belarusian: эпапе́я f (epapjéja)
• Bulgarian: епопе́я f (epopéja)
• Catalan: epopeia f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 史詩／史诗 (zh) (shǐshī), 史诗 (zh) (shǐshī)

• Chuvash: эпопея (ep̬op̬eja)
• Crimean Tatar: epopeya
• Czech: epopej
• Esperanto: epopeo
• Estonian: epopöa
• Finnish: epopea
• French: épopée (fr) f
• Georgian: ეპოპეა (eṗoṗea)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• German: Epopöe (de) f
• Greek: εποποιία (el) (epopoiía)
• Italian: epopea (it) f
• Kazakh: эпопея (épopeä), дәуірнама (däuırnama)
• Kyrgyz: эпопея (ky) (epopeya)
• Latvian: epopeja f
• Polish: epopeja (pl) f
• Portuguese: epopeia (pt) f
• Romanian: epopee (ro)
• Russian: эпопе́я (ru) f (epopéja)
• Slovak: epopeja (sk) f
• Spanish: epopeya (es) f
• Tatar: эпопея (epopeya)
• Ukrainian: епопе́я f (epopéja)
• Uzbek: epopeya (uz)

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Italian

Noun

epopee f

1. plural of epopea