lethe

• En la mitología griega, Lete es el nombre propio del río del Hades; beber de sus aguas hacía que las almas de los muertos olvidaran sus vidas pasadas y sufrimientos. También se usa como símbolo del olvido.

A proper noun from Greek mythology referring to a river in Hades; drinking from it caused the souls of the dead to forget their past lives and sufferings.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Mythological river of forgetfulnessC2formal

   In Greek mythology, a river in the underworld (Hades) whose waters caused complete forgetfulness of one's past life and suffering.

   Río del olvido

   • The souls of the dead were required to drink from the river Lethe to forget their earthly lives.
   • In ancient myths, Lethe was one of the five rivers of the underworld.
   • Poets often reference Lethe as a symbol of oblivion and forgetting.