Diogenes

Diógenes Dïogenès English Etymology From en la Diogenēs, from en grc Διογένης. Pronunciation en /daɪˈɒdʒəniːz/ UK Proper noun en grc male given name Διογένης. Diogenes of Sinope, an Ancient Greek philosopher (c.412-c.323 BC), the most famous of Cynic philosophers. Derived terms en Diogenean Diogenes crab Diogenes syndrome Diogenic diogenite Translations Ancient Greek name Akkadian: akk 𒁲𒄀𒉌𒅀 di-gi-ni-ia Armenian: hy Դիոգենես Old Armenian: xcl Դիոգինէս Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 第欧根尼 Dì'ōugēnní Esperanto: eo Diogeno French: fr Diogène m German: de Diogenes m Greek: el Διογένης Ancient Greek: grc Διογένης m Hungarian: hu Diogenész Italian: it Diogene m Korean: ko ^디오게네스 Latin: la Diogenes m Persian: fa دیوجانوس diyujânus, fa دیوجانس diyujânes, fa دیوجاس diyujâs, fa ذیوجانس ziyujânes, fa دیوژن diyožen Polish: pl Diogenes m Portuguese: pt Diógenes m Russian: ru Диоге́н m Turkish: tr Diyojen References en Philosophers Latin Etymology la Diogenēs :uder grc:Διογένης + 1 Pronunciation Diogenēs Proper noun Diogenēs<3.both> m. en Diogenes Declension Diogenēs<3.both> sg Diogenēs/Diogenem References Polish pl: thumb|Diogenes Etymology pl :lbor la:Diogenēs + 1 Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-Diogenes.wav Proper noun m-pr pl uncountable Ancient Greece en Diogenes Ancient Greek philosopher and one of the founders of Cynicism pl countable rare pl male Latin < Ancient Greek Diogenes Declension Diogenesowie Further reading pl Individuals Philosophers