"Xantho" meaning in Latin

See Xantho in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Proper name

Forms: Xanthō [singular, nominative], Xanthō [singular, vocative], Xanthum [singular, accusative], Xanthūs [singular, genitive], Xanthuī [singular, dative], Xanthū [singular, ablative]
  1. Xantho.
    Sense id: fr-Xantho-la-name-ZpRKx6dN Categories (other): Exemples en latin, Lexique en latin de la mythologie Topics: mythology
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: Xanthus

Proper name

  1. Datif et ablatif de Xanthus. Form of: Xanthus
    Sense id: fr-Xantho-la-name-0xT0RNf8
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated

Inflected forms

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          "translation": "Cyrène, du fond de sa couche humide, entendit la voix de son fils. Près d’elle ses nymphes filaient les toisons de Milet, aux teintes verdoyantes : c’étaient Drymo, Xantho, Ligée, Phyllodoce, dont les beaux cheveux tombaient épais sur leurs blanches épaules ; Nésée, Spio, Thalie, Cymodocé, Cydippe et la blonde Lycorias, l’une encore vierge, l’autre qui pour la première fois avait connu les douleurs de Lucine ; Clio et sa sœur Béroé, toutes deux filles de l’Océan, toutes deux vêtues de peaux bigarrées que retenaient des agrafes d’or ; Éphyre, Opis, Déjopée fille d’Asius, et l’agile Aréthuse qui venait de déposer l’arc et les flèches. — (traduction)"
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    "Du grec ancien Ξανθώ, Xanthṓ."
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