Bacchanalia in Japanese
Bacchanalia in Japanese is バッカス祭 — Bacchanalia means a wild celebration or feast held in honour of the god Bacchus.
Bacchanalia in Japanese
バッカス祭
(Greek mythology) A feast or an orgy in honor of Bacchus.
What does "Bacchanalia" mean?
- noun A wild celebration or feast held in honour of the god Bacchus.
- noun A wild, drunken party or feast; also written with a capital letter.
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"Bacchanalia" in Japanese is バッカス祭. Bacchanalia means: A wild celebration or feast held in honour of the god Bacchus.
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