Agalmata

Pronunciation: /əˈɡæl.mə.tə/

Definitions of agalmata

noun a plural form of the noun 'agalma', which refers to a sacred statue or image, often used in reference to ancient Greek sculptures

Example Sentences

A1 The museum displayed many agalmata of ancient gods.

A2 She was fascinated by the intricate details of the agalmata in the art gallery.

B1 The archaeologist studied the agalmata found in the ancient ruins.

B2 The agalmata in the temple were believed to bring blessings to those who prayed to them.

C1 The agalmata collection in the museum was considered to be one of the finest in the world.

C2 The art historian wrote a thesis on the symbolism of agalmata in ancient Greek culture.

Examples of agalmata in a Sentence

formal The museum displayed various agalmata from ancient civilizations.

informal Have you seen those cool agalmata statues at the museum?

slang Check out those rad agalmata sculptures!

figurative The artist's work was like agalmata come to life on the canvas.

Grammatical Forms of agalmata

• plural: agalmatas
• comparative: more agalmata
• superlative: most agalmata
• present tense: agalmata
• future tense: will agalmata
• perfect tense: have agalmata
• continuous tense: is agalmata
• singular: agalmaton
• positive degree: agalmata
• infinitive: to agalmata
• gerund: agalmating
• participle: agalmated

Origin and Evolution of agalmata

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'agalmata' originated from ancient Greek.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to statues or images of gods or revered figures, the term 'agalmata' evolved over time to also encompass any sacred or revered object or symbol.