epinicion
noun
ep·i·ni·ci·on
ˌepəˈnis(h)ēˌän
variants or epinikion
-nikēˌ-
plural epinicia
-ēə
or epinikia -ēə
: a song of triumph or a choral ode in honor of a victor in war or games (as in the Olympian or Pythian games)
Word History
Etymology
Greek epinikion, from neuter of epinikios of victory, from epi- + -nikios (from nikē victory)
- from abroad
- from afar
- from all accounts
- from all quarters
- from all reports
- from an early age
- from bad to worse
- from below
- from beneath
- from coast to coast
- from cover to cover
- from cradle to grave
- from dawn to dusk
- from dawn to/until dusk
- from dawn until dusk
- from day to day
- from far and near
- from force of habit
- from head to foot
- from head to foot/toe
- from head to toe
- from hell
- from hence
- from here on
- from here on (out)