Bacchus

English Etymology en la Bacchus, from en grc Βάκχος. Pronunciation en /ˈbækəs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Bacchus.wav Southern England en ækəs 2 Proper noun en Roman god The Greco-Roman god of wine and vivid social gatherings. en Liber Dionysus Derived terms en bacchian Bacchic Bacchus Marsh Bacchus-like Bacchuslike Related terms en bacchanal en Bacchanalia Translations the Roman god of wine Armenian: hy Բաքոս Catalan: ca Bacus m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 巴克科斯 Bākèkēsī Czech: cs Bakchus m Danish: da Bacchus Esperanto: eo Bakĥo Faroese: fo Bakkus m Franco-Provençal: frp Baccho m French: fr Bacchus m Middle French: frm Bacche m, frm Bacchus m learned Greek: el Βάκχος m Ancient Greek: grc Βάκχος m Hungarian: hu Bacchus Icelandic: is Bakkus m Italian: it Bacco m Japanese: ja バックス Bakkusu, ja バッコス Bakkosu Korean: ko ^바쿠스 Macedonian: mk Бах m, mk Бахус m Polish: pl Bachus m Portuguese: pt Baco m Russian: ru Вакх m, ru Ба́хус m Serbo-Croatian: sh Бахус m Bahus, sh Бакхо m Bakho Spanish: es Baco m Turkish: tr Diyonisos Latin Etymology la Bacchus :bor grc:Βάκχος + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun Bacchus<2.both> la Greek god Roman god en Bacchus wine la Virgil Aeneid 1 214–215 Tum vīctū revocant vīrēs, fūsīque per herbamimplentur veteris Bacchī pinguisque ferīnae. Then they restore their strength with the provisions, and, stretched on the grass, they fill up on old wine and fat venison. the vine Declension Bacchus<2.both> Derived terms la Bacchānal Bacchānālis bacchor Related terms la Bacchēus Descendants en Bacchus 1 it Bacco bacco 1 frm Bacche frm Bacchus 1 pt Baco 1 es Baco 1 References Bacchus bacchus1 la Wine Middle French Etymology frm la Bacchus, from frm grc Βάκχος. Proper noun m frm Bacche frm 1538 Giovanni Boccaccio Bocace Des nobles maleureux folio v recto https://books.google.com/books?id=aL5lAAAAcAAJ&pg=PP25 Prognes par fainte leeſſe muſſa ſa douleur iuſques au iour que la feſte de Bacchꝰ vint Laquelle faiſoient en ce tẽps les fẽmes biſtonoiſes. Procne, feigning joy, concealed her grief until the day came for the feast of Bacchus, which the Bistonian women celebrated at that time. Descendants fr Bacchus