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psyche Psyché psyché Psýché Translingual thumb|Psyche casta species Psyche casta Etymology From mul grc ψυχή spirit. Proper noun 1 f genus family Psychidae bagworm moth s Hypernyms genus ; Psychinae subfamily - subfamily, Psychini tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus Psyche casta species - type species; for other species see References Psyche (moth) Psyche (moth) 1 Psyche (Psychidae) Psyche (Psychidae) 262196 96115 719623 English thumb|Psyche astronomical symbol Etymology From en grc ψυχή Soul, Spirit. Pronunciation sī'kē, en /ˈsaɪ.ki/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Naomi Persephone Amethyst (NaomiAmethyst)-Psyche.wav US en aɪki 2 Proper noun en Greco-Roman mythology The personification of the soul. Originally a mortal princess who later married Eros/Cupid, (the god of love), was deified, and bore him a daughter, Hedone/Voluptas. 16 Psyche, a main belt asteroid Derived terms en Psyche glass en Psyche knot Translations Greco-Roman goddess Arabic: ar سيكي f Armenian: hy Պսիքե Catalan: ca Psique f Czech: cs Psýché f, cs Psyché f Danish: da Psyke Esperanto: eo Psiĥo, eo Psiĥa Finnish: fi Psykhe French: fr Psyché f Georgian: ka ფსიქე, ka ფსიქეა German: de Psyche f Greek: el Ψυχή f Ancient Greek: grc Ψυχή f Hungarian: hu Pszükhé Italian: it Psiche f Japanese: ja プシューケー Pushūkē Korean: ko ^프시케 Peusike Polish: pl Psyche f Portuguese: pt Psiquê f Russian: ru Психе́я f Serbo-Croatian: sh Psiha f, sh Психа f Slovene: sl Psihe f Spanish: es Psique f Ukrainian: uk Психе́я f Urdu: ur سائیکی f Asteroid Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 靈神星 Finnish: fi Psyche Italian: it Psiche Japanese: ja プシケ Pushike Russian: ru Психе́я f See also Cupid and Psyche en Asteroids German Etymology de :lbor la:Psȳchē de la Psȳchē. Pronunciation de [ˈpsyːçə] de De-Psyche.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f psyche, mind de Geist Seele Declension f Proper noun de proper noun f genitive Psyches or Psyche de Greco-Roman mythology Psyche personification of the soul Further reading Psyche_Seele_Gemuet_Innenleben Psyche, Seele, Gemüt, Innenleben Psyche_Sagengestalt Psyche, Sagengestalt de Latin la: Etymology la Psȳchē :bor grc:Ψῡχή<lit:Soul, Spirit> + 1 Pronunciation Psȳchē Proper noun Psȳchē<1> Psȳchēs f la Greco-Roman mythology Psyche personification of the soul Declension Psȳchē<1> Polish pl:+ thumb|Psyche Etymology pl :lbor la:Psȳchē + 1 Pronunciation psyche,psychę Proper noun f 1 pl Greco-Roman mythology Psyche personification of the soul Related terms pl nouns psyche Further reading Turkish tr: Etymology tr :lbor la:Psȳchē + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun tr Greco-Roman mythology Psyche personification of the soul