Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Bucephalus
Noun
/bjuːˈkɛf.ə.ləs/
Definition
Bucephalus is a historical name referring to the famous horse of Alexander the Great.
Examples
- Bucephalus was known for his incredible loyalty and bravery in battle.
- Many historians admire Alexander’s close bond with Bucephalus, which was pivotal to his successes.
Meaning
The name Bucephalus derives from the Greek words for ‘ox’ and ‘head,’ often believed to reference the horse’s distinctive appearance.
Synonyms
- Steed
- Equine companion
- Horse
