What does'ho Megas' translate to in English?
The Great
The Conqueror
The Wise
The Beloved
Answer
The phrase "ho Megas" is the Greek translation for "The Great". It is widely used as an epithet to refer to individuals who have achieved great accomplishments or have held positions of great power and significance. The term carries a sense of grandeur, honor, and distinction.
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