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pantheon

/ˈpæn.θi.ɒn/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des dieux d'une religion ou d'une mythologie, ou un temple consacré à tous les dieux.

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noun

/ˈpæn.θi.ɒn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des dieux d'une religion ou d'une mythologie, ou un temple consacré à tous les dieux.

A noun referring to all the gods of a particular religion or mythology collectively, or a temple dedicated to all gods.

  1. All gods of a religionC1formal

    The collective group of gods and goddesses worshipped by a particular culture or religion.

    frPanthéon (ensemble des dieux d'une religion)

    • The Greek pantheon includes Zeus, Hera, and Apollo.
    • The Egyptian pantheon had many animal-headed deities.
    • Scholars study the pantheon of ancient Norse mythology.
  2. Temple dedicated to all godsC1formal

    A temple or building dedicated to all the gods of a particular religion.

    frpanthéon

    • The Pantheon in Rome is one of the best-preserved ancient buildings.
    • They visited the pantheon built in honor of the city's deities.
    • The ancient pantheon was a center for religious ceremonies.
  3. Group of highly respected peopleC2formal

    A group of particularly respected, famous, or important people in a specific field.

    frGroupe de personnes hautement respectées

    • Einstein belongs in the pantheon of great scientists.
    • She has earned her place in the pantheon of modern artists.
    • The pantheon of jazz musicians includes legends like Miles Davis.

    Synonymeselitehall of fame

Formes
  • pantheons plural form
  • pantheons' possessive plural form
  • pantheon's possessive singular form