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typhoeus

/taɪˈfiː.əs/

Traducción: Nombre propio de la mitología griega que designa a un gigante monstruoso, hijo de Gea y Tártaro, que provocaba torbellinos, poseía una voz aterradora y cien cabezas de dragón que vomitaban fuego.

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/taɪˈfiː.əs/C2formal
  • esNombre propio de la mitología griega que designa a un gigante monstruoso, hijo de Gea y Tártaro, que provocaba torbellinos, poseía una voz aterradora y cien cabezas de dragón que vomitaban fuego.

A proper noun from Greek mythology referring to a monstrous giant, son of Gaea and Tartarus, who created whirlwinds and had a terrifying voice and 100 fire-spouting dragon heads.

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  1. Mythological monsterC2formal

    In Greek mythology, a monstrous giant and the son of Gaea and Tartarus, known for creating whirlwinds, having a terrifying voice, and possessing a hundred dragon heads that spouted fire.

    esTifón (monstruo mitológico)

    • Typhoeus was said to be so large that his head touched the stars.
    • The gods feared Typhoeus because of his immense power and fiery breath.
    • According to myth, Zeus defeated Typhoeus and imprisoned him under Mount Etna.

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