"Myrmidones" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Latin]

Forms: Myrmidon [singular, nominative], Myrmidonēs [plural, nominative], Myrmidon [singular, vocative], Myrmidonēs [plural, vocative], Myrmidonem [singular, accusative], Myrmidonēs [plural, accusative], Myrmidonis [singular, genitive], Myrmidonum [plural, genitive], Myrmidonī [singular, dative], Myrmidonibus [plural, dative], Myrmidonĕ [singular, ablative], Myrmidonibus [plural, ablative]
  1. Peuple de la Thessalie.
    Sense id: fr-Myrmidones-la-noun-mpqpl1Ga Categories (other): Exemples en latin
  2. Membre de ce peuple. Tags: singular
    Sense id: fr-Myrmidones-la-noun-yn~ZjpNK Categories (other): Exemples en latin, Exemples en latin à traduire
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Derived forms: myrmidon

Inflected forms

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    "Du grec ancien Μυρμιδόνες, Murmidónes (« les Redoutables »), apparenté à formido (« redouter »)."
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          "translation": "La Doride, qui vient ensuite, renferme les villes de Sperchios, d'Érinéon, de Boïon, de Pinde, de Cytinum. Derrière la Doride est le mont Oeta. Suit un pays qui a souvent changé de nom, l'Aemonie, appelée Argos Pélasgique, Hellade, Thessalie, Dryopide, surnoms donnés toujours d'après les rois de ce pays. C'est là que sont nés le roi nommé Graecus, d'où le nom de Grèce, et Hellène, d'où les Hellènes. Homère a appelé ces peuples de trois noms, Myrmidons, Hellènes et Achéens. Puis viennent les Phthiotes, limitrophes de la Doride; leurs villes sont Échinus, à l'embouchure du fleuve Sperchius ; à 4.000 pas du défilé des Thermopyles, Héraclée, appelée, à cause de cela, Trachin (âpre) ; le mont Callidromus; les célébres : Hellas, Halos, Lamie, Phthia, Arné. — (traduction)"
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