Ganymede

Ganymède ganymède English thumb|The moon Ganymede. Etymology From en fr Ganymède, from en la Ganymēdēs, from en grc Γανυμήδης meant to please, from grc γάνυμαι to rejoice, to be glad + grc μήδεα thought, intention. en catamite. Pronunciation en /ˈɡænɪmiːd/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Ganymede.wav Southern England Proper noun en Q131588 en Greek god A Trojan boy who was abducted (either by Zeus or Eos), and ultimately became immortal in order to be Zeus' cupbearer. en Q3169 en astronomy A moon of Jupiter. Derived terms en Ganymedean Ganymedian Translations in Greek mythology Afrikaans: af Ganumedes Arabic: ar غَانِيمَادَس m ḡanimādas Armenian: hy Գանիմեդ Azerbaijani: az Qanimed Bulgarian: bg Ганимед m Catalan: ca Ganimedes Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 伽倪墨得斯 Jiānímòdesī Danish: da Ganymedes Finnish: fi Ganymedes French: fr Ganymède m Georgian: ka განიმედე German: de Ganymed m Greek: el Γανυμήδης m Ancient Greek: grc Γανυμήδης m Greenlandic: kl Ganymedesi Inuktitut: iu ᒑᓂᒥᑦ Japanese: ja ガニュメーデース Ganyumēdēsu Korean: ko ^가니메데스 Latin: la Ganymēdēs Polish: pl Ganimedes m Portuguese: pt Ganímedes f Portugal, pt Ganimedes f Brazil Russian: ru Ганиме́д m Spanish: es Ganimedes m Thai: th แกนิมีด, th แกนีมีด satellite of Jupiter Afrikaans: af Ganumedes Arabic: ar جَانِيمِيد f ganimīd Armenian: hy Գանիմեդ Azerbaijani: az Qanimed Bulgarian: bg Ганимед m Catalan: ca Ganimedes Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 木衛三 Mùwèisān, cmn 甘尼米德 Gānnímǐdé Finnish: fi Ganymedes French: fr Ganymède f Georgian: ka განიმედე German: de Ganymed m Greek: el Γανυμήδης m Hawaiian: haw Kanimeki Italian: it Ganimede m Japanese: ja ガニメデ Ganimede Korean: ko ^가니메데 Polish: pl Ganimedes m Portuguese: pt Ganímedes Portugal, pt Ganimedes Brazil Russian: ru Ганиме́д m Spanish: es Ganimedes m Swedish: sv Ganymedes Thai: th แกนิมีด, th แกนีมีด See also Noun A servant boy or young waiter, particularly one who serves liquor. A boy kept for pederastic purposes; a catamite. Translations servant boy Swedish: sv munskänk c catamite Further reading Ganymede (mythology) Ganymede (moon) Anagrams en adeegmny megadyne en eponyms en Moons of Jupiter Turkish tr:+ (uydu) Proper noun tr Greek god tr Ganimedes tr astronomy en Ganymede tr Moons of Jupiter Welsh Etymology cy en Ganymede, from cy fr Ganymède, from cy la Ganymēdēs, from cy grc Γανυμήδης. Pronunciation cy Proper noun m cy Greek mythology Roman mythology en Ganymede lover of Jupiter/Zeus cy astronomy en Ganymede a moon of Jupiter See also cy Moons of Jupiter