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typhoeus

/taɪˈfiː.əs/

Traduction: Nom propre de la mythologie grecque désignant un géant monstrueux, fils de Gaïa et de Tartare, qui créait des tourbillons, possédait une voix terrifiante et cent têtes de dragon crachant du feu.

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/taɪˈfiː.əs/C2formal
  • frNom propre de la mythologie grecque désignant un géant monstrueux, fils de Gaïa et de Tartare, qui créait des tourbillons, possédait une voix terrifiante et cent têtes de dragon crachant du feu.

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.

indénombrable · nom propre

  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.

    frTyphon (monstre mythologique)

    • 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.

    Synonymestyphon