MYTHOS

Meaning of MYTHOS in English

[ 'mʌɪθɒs , 'mɪθɒs ]

■ noun ( plural mythoi -θɔɪ ) technical

1》 a myth or mythology.

2》 an ideology.

Origin

C18: from Gk.

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MYTHOS — noun (plural mythoi) Etymology: Greek Date: 1753 1. myth 1a, mythology 2a, a pattern of beliefs expressing often symbolically the …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
MYTHOS — ˈmīˌthäs noun ( plural my·thoi -thȯi) Etymology: Greek — more at myth 1. a. : myth 1 b. : mythology …
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MYTHOS — /mith"os, muy"thos/ , n. , pl. mythoi /mith"oy, muy"thoy/ . 1. the underlying system of beliefs, esp. those dealing with …
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MYTHOS — n. underlying set of beliefs about the supernatural
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MYTHOS — noun ( plural my·thoi -ˌthȯi) Etymology: Greek Date: 1753 1. a. : myth 1a b. : mythology 2a 2. : …
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MYTHOS — [my.thos] n, pl my.thoi [Gk] (1753) 1 a: myth 1a b: mythology 2a 2: a pattern of beliefs expressing often …
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MYTHOS — Synonyms and related words : Marchen, Western, Western story, Westerner, action, adventure story, allegory, anagnorisis, angle, apologue, architectonics, architecture, argument, …
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MYTHOS — n. Function: noun 1 Synonyms: MYTH 1, legend, mythus 2 Synonyms: LORE 2, folklore, legend, myth, mythology, tradition
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MYTHOS — noun 1. Synonyms: myth 1, legend, mythus 2. Synonyms: lore 2, folklore, legend, myth, mythology, tradition
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MYTHOS — n. Pronunciation: ' mi- ˌ th ō s, - ˌ thäs Function: noun Inflected Form: plural my · thoi \ …
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MYTHOMANIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mythos + Late Latin mania mania Date: circa 1909 an excessive or abnormal propensity …
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MYTHOLOGY — noun (plural -gies) see: legend Date: 1603 an allegorical narrative, a body of myths: as, the myths dealing with the …
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MYTHOGRAPHY — noun Etymology: Greek mythographia, from mythos + -graphia -graphy Date: 1851 the representation of mythical subjects in art, a critical …
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MYTHOLOGY — I. mə̇ˈthäləjē, -ji noun ( -es ) Etymology: French or Late Latin; French mythologie, from Late Latin mythologia interpretation of …
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STICHOMYTHIA — ˌstikəˈmithēə noun also sti·chom·y·thy stə̇ˈkäməthē ( plural stichomythias also stichomythies ) Etymology: Greek stichomythia, from stichomythein to speak dialogue in …
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POLYMYTHY — pəˈliməthē; ˈpälēˌmithē, -lə̇ˌm- noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin polymythia, from Greek polymythos with many legends (from poly- + …
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MYTHUS — ˈmīthəs noun ( plural mythi ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mythos 1. : myth 1 2. : mythos 2
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MYTHOPOEIA — ˌmithəˈpēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek mythopoiia, from mythopoiein to make a myth (from mythos myth …
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MYTHOMANIA — ˌmithəˈmānēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mythos myth + New Latin -mania : an abnormal propensity for lying and …
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MYTHOLOGIST — mə̇ˈthäləjə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek mytholog os teller of myths or legends (from mythos myth + -logos, from …
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MYTHOI — plural of mythos
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MYTHOGRAPHY — -fē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek mythographia, from mythos + -graphia -graphy 1. : the representation of mythical subjects …
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MYTHOGRAPHER — mə̇ˈthägrəfə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek mythographos mythographer (from mythos myth + graphein to write) + English -e — …
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MYTH — /mith/ , n. 1. a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event, with or without …
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MYTHOLOGY — noun ( plural -gies ) Etymology: French or Late Latin; French mythologie, from Late Latin mythologia interpretation of myths, from …
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MYTHOLOGY — [my.thol.o.gy] n, pl -gies [F or LL; F mythologie, fr. LL mythologia interpretation of myths, fr. Gk, legend, myth, fr. …
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MYTH — a story, usually of unknown origin and at least partially traditional, that ostensibly relates actual events to explain some practice, …
Britannica English vocabulary
MYTH — n. Function: noun 1 a traditional story of ostensibly historical content whose origin has been lost FF1C; the various Greek …
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LEGEND — n. Function: noun 1 Synonyms: MYTH 1, mythos, mythus 2 Synonyms: CAPTION , underline 3 Synonyms: LORE 2, folklore, myth, …
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MYTH — noun 1. a traditional story of ostensibly historical content whose origin has been lost the various Greek myths that have …
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LEGEND — noun 1. Synonyms: myth 1, mythos, mythus 2. Synonyms: caption , underline 3. Synonyms: lore 2, folklore, myth, mythology, mythos, …
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