Pompeyo (en. Pompey)
/pomˈpe.ʝo/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Masculine name of Latin origin.
Pompey was a prominent Roman general.
Pompeyo fue un destacado general romano.
Refers to famous figures in ancient history.
The name Pompeyo evokes figures of great relevance in history.
El nombre Pompeyo evoca a figuras de gran relevancia en la historia.
In some contexts, it may refer to someone with a strong or dominant character.
The faculty considered him a pompeyo due to his authoritarian character.
El profesorado lo consideraba un pompeyo por su carácter autoritario.
Etymology
Derives from the Latin 'Pompeius', used in ancient Rome.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To do a Pompeyo
To act with great authority or strength.
Hacer un Pompeyo
To be a Pompeyo
To be a charismatic or dominant leader.
Ser un Pompeyo
Pompeyos' duel
Conflict between two strong leaders.
Duelo de Pompeyos
Related Words
Pompey the Great
Known Roman general and politician.
Pompeyo el Grande
Rome
Historic city and center of the Roman Empire.
Roma
General
Military title.
general
Slang Meanings
Refers to a person who acts with excessive ambition.
At the meeting, Juan arrived like a pompeyo, trying to impress everyone.
En la reunión, Juan llegó como un pompeyo, tratando de impresionar a todos.
Used to describe someone who feels superior.
Don't be a pompeyo, treat everyone with respect.
No seas un pompeyo, trata a todos con respeto.