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erinyes

/ɪˈrɪn.i.iːz/

Tradução: Nome próprio da mitologia clássica referente às três deusas vingadoras de cabelos de serpente que perseguiam e puniam criminosos que escapavam da justiça.

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noun

/ɪˈrɪn.i.iːz/C2formal
  • ptNome próprio da mitologia clássica referente às três deusas vingadoras de cabelos de serpente que perseguiam e puniam criminosos que escapavam da justiça.

A proper noun from classical mythology referring to the three hideous, snake-haired goddesses who pursued and punished criminals who had escaped justice.

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  1. Mythological avengersC2formal

    In classical mythology, terrifying female deities with snakes for hair, typically three in number, who relentlessly pursued and punished those who committed crimes, especially against family or the gods.

    ptDivindades vingadoras

    • The Erinyes haunted Orestes for killing his mother.
    • In ancient stories, the Erinyes were feared for their merciless pursuit of wrongdoers.
    • The three Erinyes were often depicted with bloodshot eyes and snakes entwined in their hair.

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Formas
  • erinyes plural form
  • erinyes' possessive plural form
  • erinyes' possessive singular form