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Muse
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Appendix:Variations of "muse"
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thumb|300px|Three Musæ: Clio, Euterpe, and Thalia
Etymology 1
en ine-pro *men- (think)
From en enm Muse, from en la Musa, from en grc Μοῦσα.
Pronunciation
myo͞oz, en /mjuːz/
en en-us-muse.ogg US
en en-au-muse.ogg AU
en mews
en uːz 1
Noun
s Musae<q:rare>
One of the nine Ancient Greek deities of the arts.
en 1645 w:John Milton w:Il Penseroso And hears the Muſes in a ring,Ay round about Joves Altar ſing.
Hyponyms
Derived terms
en musal, en Musal
en philomuse
Related terms
en museum
en music
Translations
one of the nine Ancient Greek deities of the arts
Armenian: hy մուսա
Belarusian: be му́за f
Breton: br muzenn f br muzezed p
Bulgarian: bg му́за f
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 繆斯
Coptic: cop ⲡⲉⲣⲓⲇⲱⲛ, cop ⲙⲟⲩⲥⲁ
Czech: cs múza f
Danish: da Muse
Dutch: nl muse, nl Nadenken
Esperanto: eo Muzo
Finnish: fi muusa
French: fr muse f, fr Muse f
Georgian: ka მუზი
German: de Muse f
Greek: el μούσα f
Ancient Greek: grc Μοῦσα f
Interlingua: ia musa
Irish: ga Bé f
Italian: it Musa, it musa f
Japanese: ja ムーサ Mūsa
Korean: ko ^무사
Latin: la Mūsa f, la Camēna f
Luxembourgish: lb Muse
Macedonian: mk муза f
Polish: pl muza f
Portuguese: pt musa f
Russian: ru му́за f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: sh му́за f
Latin: sh múza f
Slovak: sk múza f
Slovene: sl muza f
Spanish: es Musa f
Swahili: sw Muza
Swedish: sv Musa
Thai: th มิวส์
Turkish: tr Müz
Ukrainian: uk му́за f
Etymology 2
en :bor shn:မူႇၸေႊ + 1
Proper noun
en city s/Shan State c/Myanmar.
Etymology 3
+ (disambiguation)#People
Proper noun
en.
en place c/USA:
en ucomm co/Glades County s/Florida. TopoZone: Muse, Florida
en ucomm co/Le Flore County s/Oklahoma, named after Rev. Joseph Muse. TopoZone: Muse, Oklahoma
References
Anagrams
en emsu Semu emus umes
en Greek deities
German
Pronunciation
de De-Muse.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
f
A Muse (deity).
A source of inspiration.
Declension
f
Further reading
de
Middle English
Alternative forms
enm muse mwse
Etymology
From enm la Mūsa, either directly or from enm fro muse. Ultimately from enm grc Μοῦσᾰ.
Pronunciation
enm /ˈmiu̯z(ə)/
Noun
Muses
enm Greek god A en Muse
A source of inspiration for artists.
enm rare A kind of art.
Related terms
enm musike
Descendants
en Muse muse
sco Muse muse
References
Mūse n MED28955 2018-10-30
enm Music Poetry