Charites

charités English Etymology en la Charis Charites, from en grc Χάρις Χάριτες. Proper noun p 1 en Greek god The goddesses of en charm, en beauty, en nature, human en creativity, and en fertility, and the patronesses of amusement and festivities; the retinue of Aphrodite. Hyponyms en Aglaea, en Antheia, en Auxo, en Calleis, en Charis, en Cleta, en Eudaimonia, en Euphrosyne, en Euthymia, en Hegemone, en Paidia, en Pandaisia, en Pannychis, en Pasithea, en Peitho, en Phaenna, en Thalia Translations Greek goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity, and fertility Graces Esperanto: eo Gracioj p French: fr Charites f-p Greek: el Χάριτες f-p Ancient Greek: grc Χάριτες Hungarian: hu khariszok p, hu gráciák p Icelandic: is Þokkagyðjur p Latin: la Gratiae, la Charites f-p Polish: pl Charyty nv-p Turkish: tr Kharitler p, tr Üç Güzeller p See also en Graces Gratiae Charities charities charity Anagrams en acehirst Archites chariest stichera theriacs trash ice en Gods French Etymology From fr la Charis Charites, from fr grc Χάρις Χάριτες. Pronunciation Carites Proper noun f-p en Charites Latin Etymology la :bor grc:Χάρις<alt:Χάριτες> + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun la proper noun f-p en Charites Descendants fr Charites