- Of or relating to all Greek peoples or a movement to unify them.
- Of or relating to all Greek-letter fraternities and sororities.
Pan-Hellenic
Did you mean: Pan-Hellenic (Greek peoples or a movement to unify them), panhellenic, panhellēnic
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Pan-Hel·len·ic Pan·hel·len·ic (păn'hə-lĕn'ĭk)  |
also adj.
| WordNet: Pan-Hellenic |
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
of or relating to all the Greeks
Synonym: Panhellenic
Pertains to noun: Hellenism (meaning #1)
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