Kazantzakis
[kaz-uh n-zak-is, kah-zuh n-zah-kis; Greek kah-zahn-dzah-kees] /ˌkæz ənˈzæk ɪs, ˌkɑ zənˈzɑ kɪs; Greek ˌkɑ zɑnˈdzɑ kis/
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Nikos
[nee-kaws] /ˈni kɔs/ (Show IPA), 1883–1957, Greek poet and novelist.
/Greek kazanˈdzakis/
noun
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Nikos (ˈnikɔs). 1885–1957, Greek novelist, poet, and dramatist, noted esp for his novels Zorba the Greek (1946) and Christ Recrucified (1954) and his epic poem The Odyssey (1938).
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