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proserpina

/prəʊˈsɜː.pɪ.nə/

Traducción: Nombre propio, referido a la diosa romana del inframundo, equivalente de la diosa griega Perséfone, así como al planeta enano homónimo.

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noun

/prəʊˈsɜː.pɪ.nə/C2formal
  • esNombre propio, referido a la diosa romana del inframundo, equivalente de la diosa griega Perséfone, así como al planeta enano homónimo.

A proper noun referring to the Roman goddess of the underworld, who is the counterpart of the Greek goddess Persephone.

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  1. Roman goddess of the underworldC1formal

    In Roman mythology, the queen of the underworld and goddess of spring growth, equivalent to the Greek Persephone. She was the daughter of Ceres and Jupiter, and was abducted by Pluto to become his wife.

    esProsérpina, diosa romana del inframundo

    • Proserpina's abduction by Pluto is a central myth in Roman religion.
    • Ceres, in her grief over Proserpina's disappearance, caused the earth to become barren.
    • Proserpina's annual return from the underworld was celebrated as a symbol of spring's renewal.

    Sinónimospersephoneproserpine

Formas
  • proserpinas plural form
  • proserpinas' possessive plural form
  • proserpina's possessive singular form