hellas

hellas

"Hellas" is not a German word; it is the Greek word for "Greece."

In this sentence, 'Hellas' is used as a proper noun to refer directly to Greece in its native term.

Hellas ist der griechische Name für Griechenland.

Hellas is the Greek name for Greece.

Here, 'hellas' metaphorically enhances 'hell' (bright), implying a radiant or intense brightness, though its usage in this context is uncommon.

Die Sonne scheint hellas auf die weiße Wand.

The sun shines brightly onto the white wall.

In this historical context, 'Hellas' signifies ancient Greece, emphasizing its cultural and civilizational importance.

In der Geschichte wurde Hellas oft als Wiege der europäischen Kultur bezeichnet.

In history, Hellas was often referred to as the cradle of European culture.