Remus Definition

rēməs
noun

The twin brother of Romulus.

Webster's New World
pronoun

(Roman mythology) The legendary founder of Rome and the twin brother of Romulus.

Wiktionary
A male given name, rare in English.
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Origin of Remus

  • Latin Remus

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Remus Sentence Examples

  • Instances of their attacking man are not uncommon, and the story of Romulus and Remus has had its counterpart in India within comparatively recent times.

  • Latin e was identified with a native diphthong ei, and becomes zvy, as in rhwyf from remus.

  • A wolf, representing the ancient Roman twins Romulus and Remus, is another option.

  • According to the ancient Roman legend, brothers Romulus and Remus stood in Rome and decided to found a city.

  • When the gods showed they clearly favored Romulus, Remus became angry and leaped the trenches to attack his brother.

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Words Starting With

RREREM

Words Ending With

SUSMUS

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