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aesculapius

/ˌiː.skjuˈleɪ.pi.əs/

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˌiː.skjuˈleɪ.pi.əs/

unzählbar · Eigenname

A proper noun referring to the son of Apollo, a hero and the Roman god of medicine and healing, whose daughters were Hygeia and Panacea.

ruИмя собственное, относящееся к сыну Аполлона, герою и римскому богу медицины и исцеления, чьими дочерьми были Гигиея и Панацея.esNombre propio relativo al hijo de Apolo, héroe y dios romano de la medicina y la curación, cuyas hijas eran Higía y Panacea.frNom propre se rapportant au fils d'Apollon, héros et dieu romain de la médecine et de la guérison, dont les filles étaient Hygie et Panacée.deEigenname des Sohnes von Apollo, Heros und römischer Gott der Medizin und Heilung, dessen Töchter Hygieia und Panakeia waren.ptNome próprio referente ao filho de Apolo, herói e deus romano da medicina e da cura, cujas filhas eram Higeia e Panaceia.zh埃斯库拉庇乌斯,阿波罗之子,罗马神话中的医神,司医病与康复,其女儿为许癸厄亚和帕那刻亚。arاسم علم يشير إلى ابن أبولو، البطل والإله الروماني للطب والشفاء، ووالد كل من هيجيا وباناسيا. ويُطلق أيضاً على الطبيب أو المعالج.

  1. Mythological figure C2 formal

    In Roman mythology, the god of medicine and healing, son of Apollo, and father of Hygeia and Panacea.

    • Aesculapius was worshipped as the divine healer in ancient Rome.
    • Temples dedicated to Aesculapius were places of pilgrimage for the sick.
    • The staff of Aesculapius is a symbol of medicine today.

    ruЭскулапesEsculapio (dios romano)frAsclépios (Esculape)deÄskulapptEsculápiozh埃斯库拉庇乌斯arإسقلبيوس

    Synonyme: asklepios

  • aesculapiuses plural form
  • aesculapiuses' possessive plural form
  • aesculapius's possessive singular form