helo
[ hel-oh, hee-loh ]
/ ˈhɛl oʊ, ˈhi loʊ /
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noun, plural hel·os.Informal.
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Origin of helo
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How to use helo in a sentence
By the revolt of two Sclavonian tribes, in the neighborhood of Helos and Lacedmon, the peace of the peninsula was often disturbed.
The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire|Edward GibbonThe invading army broke up from their ground, and marched off on the road to Helos and Gytheum.
Hellenica|XenophonNo known terrestrial element gave such a line and he named the new element which he deduced helium, from Helos, the sun.