erinyes
/ɪˈrɪn.i.iːz/noun
/ɪˈrɪn.i.iːz/
Имя собственное из классической мифологии, относящееся к трём отвратительным богиням со змеями вместо волос, которые преследовали и наказывали преступников, избежавших правосудия.
Nombre propio de la mitología clásica que designa a las tres diosas de la venganza, con serpientes en lugar de cabellos, que perseguían y castigaban a los criminales que habían escapado de la justicia.
Nom propre de la mythologie classique désignant trois déesses vengeresses aux cheveux de serpents, qui poursuivaient et punissaient les criminels ayant échappé à la justice.
In der griechischen Mythologie sind die Erinyen die drei Rachegöttinnen, die mit Schlangenhaaren dargestellt werden und Verbrecher verfolgen, die der Strafe entgangen sind; auch als Eumeniden oder Furien bekannt.
Nome próprio da mitologia clássica referente às três deusas vingadoras de cabelos de serpente que perseguiam e puniam criminosos que escapavam da justiça.
希腊神话中的复仇女神，指三位以蛇为发的可怖女神，她们追捕并惩罚逃脱法律制裁的罪犯。
اسم من الميثولوجيا الإغريقية الكلاسيكية يُطلق على ثلاث إلهات منفرات لهنّ أفاعٍ بدل الشعر، كنّ تطاردن المجرمين الذين أفلتوا من العدالة وتعاقبهنّ.
A proper noun from classical mythology referring to the three hideous, snake-haired goddesses who pursued and punished criminals who had escaped justice.
uncountable · proper noun
Mythological avengersC2formal
In classical mythology, terrifying female deities with snakes for hair, typically three in number, who relentlessly pursued and punished those who committed crimes, especially against family or the gods.
Мифологические мстительницыEriniasÉrinyes (Erinyes)Mythologische RachegöttinnenDivindades vingadoras神话中的复仇女神إلهات الانتقام- The Erinyes haunted Orestes for killing his mother.
- In ancient stories, the Erinyes were feared for their merciless pursuit of wrongdoers.
- The three Erinyes were often depicted with bloodshot eyes and snakes entwined in their hair.
Synonymseumenides
Forms
- erinyes plural form
- erinyes' possessive plural form
- erinyes' possessive singular form