MACBETH

Meaning of MACBETH in English

I. mək-ˈbeth, mak- noun

Date: circa 1606

: a Scottish general who is the protagonist of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth

II. mək-ˈbeth biographical name

died 1057 king of Scotland (1040-57)

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