momos

• اسم علم يشير إلى إله إغريقي للتوبيخ والسخرية والنقد، ويُصوَّر غالبًا كتجسيد للنقد اللاذع أو العيب.

A proper noun referring to the Greek god of blame, mockery, and criticism, often depicted as a personification of fault-finding.

غير معدود · اسم علم

1. Greek god of blame and mockeryC1formal

   In Greek mythology, Momos (or Momus) is the personification of satire, mockery, criticism, and blame, often depicted as a god who pointed out flaws in others.

   موموس

   • The ancient poet Hesiod mentioned Momos in his works.
   • Momos was known for his sharp tongue and ability to find fault in everything.
   • In some myths, Momos was exiled from Mount Olympus for criticizing the gods.
   • The figure of Momos appears in later literature as a symbol of harsh criticism.