Platon

platon platón Platón Platoń English Etymology 1 en fr Platon, en el Πλάτων or en ru,uk Платон. Proper noun s en. en male. Further reading platon Etymology 2 From en enm Platon, from en la Platōn and its etymon en grc Πλάτων. Proper noun en Plato. en 1881 April Life of Platon Thomas Moore Johnson The Platonist.An Exponent of the Philosophic Truth, and Devoted Chiefly to the Dissemination of the Platonic Philosophy in All Its Phases. I 3 St. Louis, Mo. 37 https://books.google.com/books?id=ORXfQfIARR0C&pg=PA37 1 2692-0042 13350637 Platon returned to the Academy and devoted himself to divine philosophy. en 2003 John H. Kunkel Aster The Winged Soul: Plato’s Autobiography Philadelphia, Pa. w:Xlibris 64 https://archive.org/details/wingedsoulplatos0000kunk/page/64/mode/1up 1-4010-8474-5 But after a while Sokrates began to draw me into the conversations. “And what do you think, Platon?” he encouraged me, and I replied as my thoughts dictated. en 2011 Sang Hwa Hong Mr. Kim Things Money Cannot Buy The 99% Manifesto: Who Destroyed the American Middle Class? And How to Restore It! [Annandale, Va.?] Korea Monitor book III (A Conversation with a Journalist/Economist for Solutions) 56 https://archive.org/details/99manifesto00sang/page/56/mode/1up 978-1-4675-0887-2 Twenty five centuries ago, Greek philosopher Platon said ‘money is only good for paying off one’s debts before one’s death.’ Anagrams en alnopt pontal en male given names from Romanian male given names from Russian surnames from French surnames from Greek Danish Etymology da grc Πλάτων. Pronunciation da /plaːtɔn/ [ˈpʰl̥æːtˢʌn] Proper noun Plato the famous Greek philosopher Related terms da platonisk da platonisme da platoniker Further reading da Estonian Pronunciation et Proper noun et proper noun Plato Further reading et Finnish Etymology From fi grc Πλάτων. Pronunciation Proper noun Plato Declension sg Platon a 0 Derived terms fi platonilainen platoninen platonismi Further reading fi Anagrams fi alnopt tolpan French fr: Pronunciation Etymology 1 From fr la Platō. Proper noun m Plato Greek philosopher Derived terms fr platonique platonicien Related terms fr Pléthon Plotin Etymology 2 fr Proper noun mf fr Further reading platon fr Ancient Greece Individuals Philosophy German de: Pronunciation de /ˈplaːtɔn/ de De-Platon.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun m Plato (Greek philosopher) Related terms de Plethon de Plotin de Ancient Greece Individuals Philosophy Latin Pronunciation Platōn Proper noun Platōn<3.Greek.-on> m la Platō Declension Platōn<3.Greek.-on> Norwegian Bokmål no: Etymology From nb grc Πλάτων. Proper noun nb proper noun Plato Derived terms nb platonsk Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology From nn grc Πλάτων. Proper noun nn proper noun Plato Derived terms nn platonsk Polish pl: Etymology pl :lbor grc:Πλάτων + 1 Pronunciation Pl-Platon.ogg Proper noun m-pr Plato Declension <m.pr.sg> Derived terms pl adjectives platonowy platoński pl nouns platonik platonizm platończyk pl verb platonizować<g:impf> Related terms pl adjective platoniczny pl adverb platonicznie Further reading pl Individuals Philosophers Romanian ro: Etymology ro :bor grc:Πλάτων + 1 Pronunciation ro /ˈpla.ton/ ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Platon.wav Proper noun m ro philosophy Plato Further reading ro Individuals Serbo-Croatian Pronunciation sh /plǎtoːn/ sh Pla ton Proper noun Plàtōn m-an Plato Declension Platon Platona Platonu Platona Platone Platonu Platonom sh Individuals Philosophy Swedish sv: Proper noun c Plato Derived terms sv platonsk sv platonisk References saol Tagalog tl: Etymology tl es Platón, from tl la Platōn, from tl grc Πλάτων, from grc πλατύς broad, wide. Pronunciation Platón Proper noun Platón + Plato Related terms tl platoniko plato Further reading tl Ancient Greece Individuals Philosophy