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Wiktionary
- n. Greek mythology the mythological patriarch of the Hellenes, the son of Deucalion (or sometimes Zeus) and Pyrrha, brother of Amphictyon and father of Aeolus, Xuthus, and Dorus
Etymologies
- From Ancient Greek Ἕλλην (Hellēn). (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Hellen's Keye' was the Greek fret, the design over all the windows and doors of Hynds House?”
“My GIRLS WHO ROCK co-founder, Cynthia Hellen, and I first met via Twitter when she started following the @shesthefirst handle.”
“One of our favorites is the Dutch portraitist Hellen van Meene , who's done a well-respected series of portraits of teenage girls.”
The Wall Street Journal: Seeing Double: A Photography Power Couple
“We've also gone arty with Hellen Jo and Calvin Wong's faux-NES-manuals for their recent Giant Robot art show game, Ben Ross's delightful Yeti Knight adventure game tumblr, and an LA exhibition opening Saturday with 40 designers and illustrators showing Street Fighter inspired art.”
“My co-founder Cynthia Hellen devised our tagline, Music is universal.”
The Huffington Post: Tammy Tibbetts: Music is Universal, Education Should Be Too
“Career move Hellen Wairimu is a Kenyan professional working for a Sudanese women's group in Juba.”
Voice of America: Human Resources Key to Southern Sudan's Success
“Sugarland tour manager Hellen Rollens decided to hold the band backstage.”
“In June, with the help of Cynthia Hellen, a woman who first contacted @shesthefirst on Twitter and then transformed into a true offline friend, we created the Girls Who Rock benefit concert in New York City to fundraise for the sponsorships of three girls in Tanzania.”
“Those are literally the ones that you would have to be somewhat like Hellen Keller to miss.”
“The same way and time, the proper greek ethnonym Hellen pl.”
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