momos

/ˈmoʊ.moʊs/

Traduction: Nom propre se rapportant au dieu grec du blâme, de la raillerie et de la critique, souvent représenté comme la personnification de la mauvaise humeur et de la dérision.

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noun

/ˈmoʊ.moʊs/C1formal

Имя собственное, относящееся к греческому богу порицания, насмешки и критики, часто изображаемому как олицетворение придирчивости.
Nombre propio que designa al dios griego de la censura, la burla y la crítica, a menudo personificado como la encarnación del reproche y la actitud quisquillosa.
Nom propre se rapportant au dieu grec du blâme, de la raillerie et de la critique, souvent représenté comme la personnification de la mauvaise humeur et de la dérision.
Momos ist ein Eigenname für den griechischen Gott des Tadels, des Spottes und der Kritik, der oft als Personifikation der Beckmesserei dargestellt wird.
Nome próprio referente ao deus grego da censura, do escárnio e da crítica, frequentemente representado como a personificação do espírito mordaz.
莫摩斯，希腊神话中代表谴责、嘲笑和批评的神，常被描绘为挑剔的化身。
اسم علم يشير إلى إله إغريقي للتوبيخ والسخرية والنقد، ويُصوَّر غالبًا كتجسيد للنقد اللاذع أو العيب.

A proper noun referring to the Greek god of blame, mockery, and criticism, often depicted as a personification of fault-finding.

indénombrable · nom propre

Greek god of blame and mockeryC1formal
In Greek mythology, Momos (or Momus) is the personification of satire, mockery, criticism, and blame, often depicted as a god who pointed out flaws in others.
Mome (mythologie grecque)
- The ancient poet Hesiod mentioned Momos in his works.
- Momos was known for his sharp tongue and ability to find fault in everything.
- In some myths, Momos was exiled from Mount Olympus for criticizing the gods.
- The figure of Momos appears in later literature as a symbol of harsh criticism.