hieron

[ hahy-uh-ron, hahy-ron ]

noun

, plural hi·er·a [hahy, -er-, uh, hahy, -r, uh].

1. (in ancient Greece) a temple or a sacred place.

Word History and Origins

Origin of hieron¹

From the Greek word hierón

Example Sentences

Yes, that was really Jake Gyllenhaal pretending to fight Jay Hieron at Saturday’s UFC 285, which doubled as a movie set for the actor’s next project.

From Los Angeles Times

Yes, that was really Jake Gyllenhaal pretending to fight Jay Hieron at Saturday’s UFC 285, which doubled as a movie set for the actor’s next project.

From Los Angeles Times

With great patience and puzzle-solving, the Met reconstructed the cup and decided it had been created by two notables of ancient ceramics: Hieron, the potter, and Makron, the painter.

From New York Times

Occupying a central spot in one of the galleries is a second cup by Makron and Hieron that von Bothmer also put together from fragments.

From New York Times

Former UFC fighter Jay Hieron and double champion Conor McGregor — who are also set to appear in the new “Road House” — participated in the event as well.

From Los Angeles Times