PYTHO

Meaning of PYTHO in English

Pytho

npr [Gr. Antiq.] Pytho (= Delphi)

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PYTHONESS — noun Etymology: Middle English Phitonesse, from Middle French pithonisse, from Late Latin pythonissa, from Greek Pythōn, spirit of divination, perhaps …
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PYTHON — noun Etymology: Latin, monstrous serpent killed by Apollo, from Greek Pythōn, from Pythō Delphi Date: 1836 any of various large …
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PYTHIAN — I. adjective Etymology: Latin pythius of Delphi, from Greek pythios, from Pythō Pytho, name for Delphi, Greece Date: 1603 of …
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PYTHIAN — I. ˈpithēən noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin pythi us, adjective, pythian (from Greek pythios, from Pythō …
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PYTHONIST — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷_nə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin python-, pytho pythonic spirit + English -ist : a person who professes …
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PYTHONISM — ˈpīthəˌnizəm, ˈpith- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin python-, pytho pythonic spirit (from Greek Pythōn spirit of divination) + …
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PYTHONESS — ˈpīthənə̇s, ˈpith- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English Phitonesse, from Middle French phitonise, pithonisse, from Late Latin pythonissa, from …
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PYTHOGENIC — |pīthə|jenik, |pith- adjective Etymology: pytho- (from Greek pythein to cause to rot) + -genic : produced by or originating from …
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PYTHIC — ˈpithik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin pythicus, from Greek pythikos, from Pythō + Greek -ikos -ic : pythian
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PYTHIAD — ˈpithēˌad noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek Pythia, the Pythian games (from Pythō Pytho, early name of …
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PYTHIAN — I. ˈpi-thē-ən adjective Etymology: Latin pythius of Delphi, from Greek pythios, from Pythō Pytho, name for Delphi, Greece Date: 1603 …
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PYTHONESS — noun Etymology: Middle English Phitonesse, from Middle French pithonisse, from Late Latin pythonissa, from Greek Pythōn, spirit of divination, perhaps …
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PYTHON — noun Etymology: Latin, monstrous serpent killed by Apollo, from Greek Pythōn, from Pythō Delphi Date: 1836 : any of various …
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PYTHONESS — [py.tho.ness] n [ME Phitonesse, fr. MF pithonisse, fr. LL pythonissa, fr. Gk Python, spirit of divination, perh. fr. Pytho, seat …
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PYTHON — [py.thon] n [L, monstrous serpent killed by Apollo, fr. Gk Python, fr. Pytho Delphi] (1836): any of various large constricting …
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PYTHIAN — [Pyth.i.an] adj [L pythius of Delphi, fr. Gk pythios, fr. Pytho Pytho, name for Delphi, Greece] (1603) 1: of or …
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ORACLE — (Latin oraculum from orare, to pray, or to speak), divine communication delivered in response to a petitioner's request; also, the …
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PYTHON — in Greek mythology, a huge serpent that was killed by the god Apollo at Delphi either because it would not …
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APOLLO — byname Phoebus, in Greek religion, a deity of manifold function and meaning, the most widely revered and influential of all …
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PYTHONESS — n. 1 the Pythian priestess. 2 a witch. [ME f. OF phitonise f. med.L phitonissa f. LL pythonissa fem. of …
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PYTHONESS — n. 1 the Pythian priestess. 2 a witch. [ ME f. OF phitonise f. med.L phitonissa f. LL pythonissa fem. …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
PYTHONESS — n.1 the Pythian priestess. 2 a witch. Etymology: ME f. OF phitonise f. med.L phitonissa f. LL pythonissa fem. of …
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PYTHON — [Greek] A monstrous serpent in Greek mythology, and the child of Gaia, the goddess earth. It was produced from the …
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