Pantheon

pantheon panthéon English thumb|View from the entrance in the 2nd c. (hypothetical reconstruction, 19th c.) thumb|The Pantheon in Rome today. Etymology From en la Pantheon, from en grc Πάνθειον a temple of all gods, neuter of grc πάνθειος of or common to all gods, from grc παν- all, everything θεῖος of or for the gods 1, from grc θεός god. Proper noun the Pantheon The circular Roman temple dedicated to all the gods in 27 in Rome, rebuilt c. 125 and later consecrated as a church. Derived terms en pantheon Translations Arabic: ar بَانْثِيُون m Hijazi Arabic: acw بانثيون m bānṯiyōn, pānṯiyōn Catalan: ca panteó m Esperanto: eo Panteono Finnish: fi Pantheon German: de Pantheon n Hindi: hi विश्व देवालय m Italian: it Pantheon m Polish: pl Panteon m Spanish: es Panteón m Further reading Pantheon, Rome en Rome Finnish Etymology From fi la Pantheon. Pronunciation pant(:)eon Proper noun Pantheon ancient Roman temple Declension sg 0 Pantheon a German Etymology From de grc Πάνθειον a temple of all gods. Pronunciation de /ˈpanteɔn/ de De-Pantheon.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun n,,s pantheon Declension n,,s Latin Alternative forms la Panthē̆um Etymology la Panthē̆on :der grc:Πάνθειον + 1 Pronunciation Panthē̆on Proper noun Panthē̆on<2> Pantheon Declension Panthē̆on<2> Descendants 2 desc en Pantheon pantheon 1 fi pantheon 1 fr panthéon 1 de Pantheon 1 el πάνθεον 1 mk пантеон 1 pl Panteon panteon 1 pt panteão 1 ro panteon 1 ru пантео́н 1 sh pànteōn 1 sl panteon 1 es Panteón panteón 1 tl panteon 1 sv panteon 1 tr panteon 1 uk пантео́н 1 References