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Mythologie
{f}
mythology
Griechische
Mythologie
Greek
mythology
Äneas
{m}
(
Held
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Aeneas
(hero
in
Greek
mythology
)
Äskulap
;
Asklepios
(
Gott
der
Heilkunst
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Asclepius
(god
of
healing
in
Greek
mythology
)
Apfel
{m}
der
Zwietracht
;
Zankapfel
{m}
;
Erisapfel
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Apple
of
Discord
;
Eris'
Apple
(Greek
mythology
)
Argonaut
{m}
(
Seefahrer
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
argonaut
(seafarer
in
Greek
mythology
)
Athene
{f}
(
Göttin
der
Weisheit
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Athena
;
Athene
(goddess
of
wisdom
in
Greek
mythology
)
Ausschmückung
{f}
;
Verzierung
{f}
;
Auszierung
{f}
[geh.]
eines
Gegenstands/Gebäudes
mit
szenischen
Darstellungen
(
aus
Geschichte/Mythologie/Religion
)
{f}
[art]
storiation
of
an
object/building
(decoration
with
scenes
from
history/
mythology
/religion
)
die
Büchse
der
Pandora
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Pandora's
box
(Greek
mythology
)
Delfinsaga
{f}
;
Delfinlegende
{f}
;
Delfinmythologie
{f}
dolphin
legend
;
dolphin
folklore
;
dolphin
mythology
Dschinn
{m}
;
Dämon
{m}
;
böser
Geist
{m}
(
arabische
Mythologie
)
djinn
;
jinn
(Arabian
mythology
)
Elysium
{n}
(
Paradies
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Elysium
(paradise
in
Greek
mythology
)
Eurydike
{f}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Eurydice
(Greek
mythology
)
Feen
... (
Mythologie
)
[lit.]
fairy
;
faerie
[poet.]
;
fay
{
adj
} (mythology)
Harpyie
{f}
(
griechishce
Mythologie
)
harpy
(Greek
mythology
)
Herkules
{m}
;
Herakles
{m}
(
Held
in
der
römischen/griechischen
Mythologie
)
Hercules
;
Heracles
(hero
in
Roman/Greek
mythology
)
Jupiter
{m}
(
Gott
des
Himmels
,
des
Donners
und
der
Blitze
in
der
römischen
Mythologie
)
Jove
;
Jupiter
(god
of
sky
,
thunder
and
lightning
in
Roman
mythology
)
Keyx
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Ceyx
(Greek
mythology
)
Klytämnestra
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Clytemnestra
(Greek
mythology
)
Lethe
{f}
(
Fluss
in
der
Unterwelt
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Lethe
(river
in
the
underworld
of
Greek
mythology
)
Mänaden
{pl}
(
Anhängerinnen
des
Dionysos
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
);
Bacchantinnen
{pl}
(
Anhängerinnen
des
Bacchus
in
der
römischen
Mythologie
)
Maenads
(female
followers
of
Dionysos
in
Greek
mythology
);
Bassarids
;
Bacchantes
(female
followers
of
Baccus
in
Roman
mythology
)
Nestor
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Nestor
(Greek
mythology
)
Odysseus
{m}
(
Held
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Ulysses
(hero
in
Greek
mythology
)
Olympier
{m}
;
olympischer
Gott
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Olympian
(Greek
mythology
)
Terpsichore
{f}
(
Muse
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Terpsichore
(Muse
in
Greek
mythology
)
Unhold
{m}
;
Ungetüm
{n}
; (
blutrünstiges
)
Ungeheuer
{n}
(
Mythologie
)
ogre
;
fee-faw-fum
;
fee-fo-fum
(mythology)
die
Unterwelt
{f}
;
die
Totenwelt
{f}
;
das
Totenreich
{n}
;
das
Schattenreich
{n}
(
Mythologie
)
[lit.]
the
underworld
;
the
netherworld
;
the
nether
regions
;
the
land
of
the
dead
;
the
kingdom
of
the
dead
(mythology)
Walhalla
{n}
(
Halle
in
der
nordischen
Mythologie
)
Valhalla
(hall
in
Norse
mythology
)
Zeus
{m}
(
Gott
des
Himmels
,
des
Donners
und
der
Blitze
in
der
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Zeus
(god
of
sky
,
thunder
and
lightning
in
Greek
mythology
)
elfisch
;
elfenhaft
{adj}
(
Mythologie
)
[lit.]
elfish
(mythology)
Siegfried
;
Sigurd
(
Held
in
altnordischer
Mythology
)
Sigurd
(hero
in
Norse
mythology
)
Ikarus
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Icarus
(Greek
mythology
)
Lilith
(
Gottheit
der
sumerischen
Mythologie
)
Lilith
(god
in
Sumerian
mythology
)
Persephone
(
Göttin
der
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Persephone
(goddess
in
Greek
mythology
)
Iason
;
Jason
(
Held
der
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Jason
(a
hero
in
Greek
mythology
)
Herakles
(
Held
der
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Heracles
(hero
in
Greek
mythology
)
Prometheus
{m}
(
griechischen
Mythologie
)
Prometheus
(Greek
mythology
)
Yggdrasil
{m}
;
Weltesche
{f}
(
nordische
Mythologie
)
Yggdrasil
(Norse
mythology
)
Diana
{f}
(
Göttin
der
Jagd
,
Geburt
und
des
Mondes
in
der
röm
.
Mythologie
,
entspricht
Artemis
in
der
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Diana
(goddess
of
the
hunt
,
birth
and
moon
in
Roman
mythology
;
equivalent
to
Artemis
in
Greek
mythology
)
Daidalos
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Daedalus
(Greek
mythology
)
Fafnir
;
Fáfnir
;
Fafner
(
Drache
und
Sohn
eines
Zwergs
der
altnordischen
Mythology
)
Fafnir
;
Fáfnir
;
Fafner
(dragon
and
a
dwarf's
son
in
Norse
mythology
)
Endymion
{m}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Endymion
(Greek
mythology
)
Agamemnon
(
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Agamemnon
(Greek
mythology
)
Laokoon
(
trojanischer
Priester
der
röm
. u.
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Laocoön
(Trojan
priest
in
Greek
and
Roman
mythology
)
Romulus
und
Remus
(
Gründer
Roms
in
der
röm
.
Mythologie
)
Romulus
and
Remus
(founders
of
Rome
in
Roman
mythology
)
Erinnyen
(
griech
.
Mythologie
);
Eumeniden
(
griech
.
Myth
.);
Furien
(
röm
.
Myth
.)
Erinyes
(Greek
mythology
);
Eumenides
(Greek
myth
.);
Furies
(Roman
myth
.)
Medea
{f}
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Medea
(Greek
mythology
)
Hyperion
(
ein
Titan
der
griech
.
Mythologie
)
Hyperion
(a
Titan
in
Greek
mythology
)
Liebesgott
{m}
;
Liebesgöttinh
{f}
(
Mythologie
)
god
of
love
;
goddess
of
love
(mythology)
Die
schöne
Helena
(
griechische
Mythologie
)
Helen
of
Troy
(Greek
mythology
)
Alb
{m}
(
Mythologie
)
[lit.]
mare
;
incubus
(mythology)
Nachtalb
{m}
;
Nachtmahr
{m}
[obs.]
nightmare
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