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Aegeus
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Ægeus
English
Alternative forms
en Ægeus
Etymology
From en grc Αἰγεύς.
Pronunciation
en /ˈiːd͡ʒəs/
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Proper noun
en Greek mythology A character in the founding en myth of Athens.
Derived terms
en Aegean
Translations
mythological character
Arabic: ar أيغيوس
Armenian: hy Էգէաս
Azerbaijani: az Egey
Breton: br Aigeüs
Bulgarian: bg Егей
Catalan: ca Egeu
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 埃勾斯
Dutch: nl Aigeus, nl Aegeus
Esperanto: eo Egeo
Finnish: fi Aigeus
French: fr Égée m
Georgian: ka ეგევსი
German: de Ägeus m
Greek: el Αιγέας m
Ido: io Egeus
Italian: it Egeo m
Korean: ko ^아이게우스
Latin: la Aegeus m
Macedonian: mk Егеј
Persian: fa اژه eže
Portuguese: pt Egeu m
Russian: ru Эге́й m
Spanish: es Egeo m
Further reading
Anagrams
en aeegsu useage
Latin
Etymology
la Aegeus :bor grc:Αἰγεύς + 1
Pronunciation
Aege_us
Proper noun
Aegeus<2> Aegeos/Aegeī
en Aegeus ruler of Athens, father of Theseus, who gave his name to the Aegean Sea
Declension
Aegeus<2.Greek> Aege͡us Aegeos/Aegeī Aegea/Aegeum Aege͡u
Adjective
Aegēus
Aegean
Declension
Aegēus