pelops

pəˈlɒps

Definitions

1. proper noun

The founder of the Pelopids in Greek mythology, and the eponymous hero of the Peloponnese.

“In Greek mythology, Pelops was the king of Pisa and the founder of the Olympic Games.”

2. noun

A type of horse, especially one with a high-stepping gait.

“The pelops horse breed is known for its elegant appearance and athletic ability.”

Synonyms

  • pelopide
  • peloponnesian

Antonyms

  • achaeans