How to Pronounce "bacchus"
word
ˈbækɪs
BAK-iss
ˈbæk.əs
BAK-uhs
Definition
Bacchus is the Roman god of wine, festivity, and pleasure, often associated with celebration and joyful excess. In Greek mythology, he is equivalent to Dionysus.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈbækɪs
British English
ˈbæk.əs
Simplified Pronunciation
US
BAK-iss
UK
BAK-uhs
Listen in Context
The Romans worshipped Bacchus as the god of wine.
In art, Bacchus is often shown with grapes.
Many stories tell of Bacchus and his followers celebrating.
The festival had a real Bacchus vibe – wine, laughter, and dancing everywhere.