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    Pompeyo (en. Pompey)

    /pomˈpe.ʝo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Pompey refers to a famous Roman general and politician.
    Pompey was one of the leaders of the First Triumvirate.
    Pompeyo fue uno de los líderes del Primer Triunvirato.
    Pompey can also refer to the use of this name in popular culture.
    In the novel, the protagonist is named Pompey.
    En la novela, el protagonista se llama Pompeyo.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'Pompeius', familiar name of the Pompeii.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Pompey the Great
    It refers to the Roman general known for his military victories.
    Pompeyo el Grande
    in Pompeian style
    Expression that denotes greatness or pomp.
    en estilo pompeyo
    Gaius Pompey
    Full name of an important historical figure.
    caius pompeyo

    Related Words

    Pompey the Great
    Famous Roman general.
    Pompeyo el Grande
    Triumvirate
    Joint government of three people in ancient Rome.
    Triunvirato
    Rome
    Historical capital of Italy.
    Roma

    Slang Meanings

    A person who stands out excessively.
    Don't be so pompous, act naturally.
    No te pongas tan pompeyo, actúa con naturalidad.
    Someone who seeks to attract attention.
    That guy is very pompous; he always wants to be the center of attention.
    Ese chico es muy pompeyo, siempre quiere ser el centro de atención.