Perses

perses English Etymology en la Persēs mythology, from en grc Πέρσης mythology, apparently from the verb grc πέρθω to sack, ravage, destroy (a city); to slay (a person). Proper noun en Greek mythology The name of various male characters en Q660924 A Titan, son of Crius and Eurybia en Q1351992 A Perseid, son of Perseus and Andromeda Translations French: fr Persès m Italian: it Perse m Russian: ru Перс m Thai: th เพอร์เซส phoeset Anagrams en eeprss Espers Persse espers speers speres sperse sprees French Pronunciation Noun fr noun form m-p f-p fr Perse Latin Pronunciation 1 1 Persēs Etymology 1 la Persēs mythology :bor grc:Πέρσης<id:mythology> + la grc Πέρσης mythology, apparently from the verb grc πέρθω to sack, ravage, destroy (a city); to slay (a person). Proper noun Persēs<1.both> la Greek mythology The name of various male characters la Perses Q660924 la Perses Q1351992 Declension Persēs<1> Descendants en 1 Perses fr Persès de 1 Perses it Perse Etymology 2 la Persian Persēs :bor grc:Πέρσης<id:Persian> 2 + Noun Persēs<1.both> la Persa Persian Declension Persēs<1.both> References