"Πρίαπος" meaning in All languages combined

See Πρίαπος on Wiktionary

Proper name [Grec ancien]

IPA: *\prí.aː.pos\, *\ˈpri.a.pos\, *\ˈpri.a.pos\, *\ˈpri.a.pos\, *\ˈpri.a.pos\ Forms: [singular, nominative], Πρίαπε [singular, vocative], τὸν [singular, accusative], Πρίαπον [singular, accusative], τοῦ [singular, genitive], Πρίαπου [singular, genitive], τῷ [singular, dative], Πρίαπῳ [singular, dative]
  1. Priape, dieu des jardins, des vignes et des champs.
    Sense id: fr-Πρίαπος-grc-name-vZXwEEoH Categories (other): Divinités grecques en grec ancien, Wiktionnaire:Exemples manquants en grec ancien
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Derived forms: Πριάπειος, Πριαπίσκος, Πριαπισκωτός, Πριαπισμός, Πριαπισταί, Πριαπίζω, Πριαπώδης, Πρίαπος, Priapus Related terms: Πρίηπος
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