thalia

• Nom propre issu de la mythologie grecque, désignant la muse de la comédie et de la poésie pastorale, ainsi que l'une des trois Grâces.

A proper noun from Greek mythology referring to the Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry, and also one of the three Graces.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Muse of Comedy and Pastoral PoetryC1formal

   In Greek mythology, the Muse who presides over comedy, idyllic poetry, and pastoral themes.

   Thalie, muse de la comédie et de la poésie pastorale

   • Thalia inspired the playwright to write a hilarious comedy.
   • The poet invoked Thalia for his pastoral verses.
   • In ancient art, Thalia is often depicted holding a comic mask.

2. One of the Three GracesC1formal

   In Greek mythology, one of the three Charites (Graces), goddesses of charm, beauty, and festivity.

   Thalie (Charite)

   • Thalia, along with Aglaea and Euphrosyne, represented joy and abundance.
   • The statue of the Three Graces shows Thalia holding a flower.
   • In mythology, Thalia embodies the grace of blooming life.