Athena in Irish
Athena in Irish is Aitéiné — Athena means slang for a woman regarded as supporting or upholding patriarchal norms rather than opposing them.
Athena in Irish
Aitéiné
(Greek god) The goddess of wisdom, especially strategic warfare, the arts, and especially crafts, in particular, weaving; daughter of Zeus and Metis. Her Roman counterpart is Minerva.
What does "Athena" mean?
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noun Slang for a woman regarded as supporting or upholding patriarchal norms rather than opposing them.
"The article criticized so-called athenas who dismiss other women's complaints."
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Athena in a sentence
- The article criticized so-called athenas who dismiss other women's complaints.
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What is "Athena" in Irish?
"Athena" in Irish is Aitéiné. Athena means: Slang for a woman regarded as supporting or upholding patriarchal norms rather than opposing them.
How do you use "Athena" in a sentence?
Example: "The article criticized so-called athenas who dismiss other women's complaints." In Irish, "Athena" is Aitéiné.
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