Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
graeco
adjective
/ˈɡreɪ.koʊ/

Definition
pertaining to ancient Greece or its culture.

Examples
- The Graeco-Roman architecture reflects the blend of Greek and Roman styles.
- She studied Graeco-Latin literature in her university course.
- Many Graeco traditions are still practiced today in various parts of the world.

Meaning
Graeco is often used as a prefix to denote Greek origin or influence in terms of language, literature, art, or cultural practices.

Synonyms
- Greek
- Hellenic
- Classical