BACCHAE

Meaning of BACCHAE in English

n. (Greek Mythology) priestesses of Bacchus; women who participated in the Bacchanalia; maenad, bacchante, female follower of Bacchus

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BACCHAE — noun plural Etymology: Latin, from Greek Bakchai, from Bakchos Bacchus Date: 1639 the female attendants or priestesses of Bacchus, the …
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BACCHAE — ˈbakˌē, -kˌī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: Latin, from Greek Bakchai, plural of Bakchē maenad : maenads
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BACCHAE — /bak"ee/ , n.pl. Class. Myth. 1. the female attendants of Bacchus. 2. the priestesses of Bacchus. 3. the women who …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
BACCHAE — noun plural Etymology: Latin, from Greek Bakchai, from Bakchos Bacchus Date: 1639 1. : the female attendants or priestesses of …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
BACCHAE — [Bac.chae] n pl [L, fr. Gk Bakchai, fr. Bakchos Bacchus] (ca. 1909) 1: the female attendants or priestesses of Bacchus …
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BACCHAE — Bacchae BrE AmE ˈbæk iː -aɪ
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
BACCHAE — [Greek] An epithet of the Maenads, the frenzied, ecstatic women in the train of Dionysus.
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BACCHAE — вакханки
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BACCHAE — вакханки
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BACCHAE — n pl вакханки
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BACCHAE — вакханки
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BACCHAE — (n) вакханки
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BACCHAE — n pl вакханки
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BACCHAE — n pl вакханки
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BACCHAE — вакханки
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BACCHAE — n. Pronunciation: ' ba- ˌ k ē , - ˌ k ī Function: noun plural Etymology: Latin, from Greek Bakchai, …
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EURIPIDES — born с 484, Athens died 406 BC, Macedonia Greek playwright. With Aeschylus and Sophocles , he is recognized as one …
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THYRSUS — in Greek religion, staff carried by Dionysus, the wine god, and his votaries (Bacchae, Maenads). In early Greek art the …
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PAXINOU, KATINA — born c. 1900, , Piraeus, Athens, Greece died Feb. 22, 1973, Athens original name Katina Constantopoulos internationally recognized Greek actress …
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EURIPIDES — born c. 484 BC, Athens died 406, Macedonia last of classical Athens' three great tragic dramatists, following Aeschylus and Sophocles. …
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BOWEN, JOHN — born Nov. 5, 1924, Calcutta, India in full John Griffith Bowen British playwright and novelist noted for exploding popular assumptions …
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EURIPIDES — n. born 0441; 484, Athens died 406 BC, Macedonia Greek playwright. With Aeschylus and Sophocles , he is recognized as …
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia
STIMULA — [Roman] The Roman goddess who incites passion in women (especially in the Bacchae). She is equated with the Greek Semele.
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PENTHEUS — [Greek heroic] The son of Echion and Agave, king of Thebes. He resisted against the introduction of the Dionysic cult, …
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MAENADS — [Greek] The female devotees of the wine-god Dionysus, thus also called Bacchae and Bacchantes. Inspired by him to ecstatic frenzy, …
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GREEK MYTHOLOGY
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BUTES — [Greek heroic] The son of Pandion and Zeuxippe, priest of Athena and Poseidon. After his death he was venerated as …
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ВАКХАНКИ — Bacchae
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