maenad in Polish
maenad in Polish is menada, bachantka — maenad means in Greek mythology, a female follower of Dionysus known for wild, ecstatic celebration.
maenad in Polish
menada
(Greek mythology, also, attributive) A female follower of Dionysus, associated with intense revelling.
bachantka
(by extension, literary, derogatory) An excessively emotional or wild woman.
What does "maenad" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, a female follower of Dionysus known for wild, ecstatic celebration.
"The vase painting shows a maenad dancing with a thyrsus in hand."
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maenad in a sentence
- The vase painting shows a maenad dancing with a thyrsus in hand.
- In the play, a chorus of maenads follows the god through the mountains.
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What is "maenad" in Polish?
"maenad" in Polish is menada, bachantka. maenad means: In Greek mythology, a female follower of Dionysus known for wild, ecstatic celebration.
How do you use "maenad" in a sentence?
Example: "The vase painting shows a maenad dancing with a thyrsus in hand." In Polish, "maenad" is menada, bachantka.
Are there other ways to say "maenad" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "maenad": menada, bachantka.
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