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Hesiod
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English
Etymology
en la Hēsiodus, from en grc Ἡσίοδος.
Pronunciation
hēʹsē-əd hĕsʹē-əd
en /ˈhiː.si.əd/ /ˈhɛs.i.əd/
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Proper noun
An ancient Greek epic poet and rhapsodist of the 8th century , known as the first author of didactic verse.
Derived terms
en Hesiodic, en Hesiodian, en Hesiodean
Translations
Greek poet
Armenian: hy Հեսիոդոս
Bulgarian: bg Хезиод
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 赫西奥德
Dutch: nl Hesiodus
Esperanto: eo Heziodo
Estonian: et Hesiodos
Finnish: fi Hesiodos
French: fr Hésiode m
German: de Hesiod
Greek: el Ησίοδος m
Ancient Greek: grc Ἡσίοδος m
Hungarian: hu Heziod
Italian: it Esiodo m
Japanese: ja ヘシオドス Heshiodosu
Korean: ko ^헤시오도스
Latin: la Hēsiodus m
Luxembourgish: lb Hesiod
Polish: pl Hezjod m
Portuguese: pt Hesíodo m
Russian: ru Гесио́д
Sicilian: scn Esìudu m
Slovene: sl Heziód m
Spanish: es Hesíodo m
Swedish: sv Hesiodos
Ukrainian: uk Гесіод
Further reading
n
Hesiodic 2810 3 1895
Anagrams
en dehios hoised
en Individuals Ancient Greece