Mentor

mentor English <dab> Etymology en :bor grc:Μέντωρ<t:Mentor> + 1 Proper noun ~ en Greek mythology Odysseus's trusted counselor. He was assigned the responsibility of raising Odysseus's son Telemachus while Odysseus was away fighting in Troy. en countable en male Ancient Greek. en number of places c/USA: en ucomm twp:Suf/Jefferson co/Dubois County s/Indiana. en ucomm/and/CDP co/Saline County s/Kansas. en minor city co/Campbell County s/Kentucky. en twp co/Cheboygan County s/Michigan. en twp co/Oscoda County s/Michigan. en minor city co/Polk County s/Minnesota. en ucomm co/Greene County s/Missouri. en city co/Lake County s/Ohio, the largest place with this name, named after the Greek Mentor. TopoZone: Mentor, Ohio en ucomm co/Garfield County s/Washington. en ghost town co/Jackson County s/West Virginia. en town co/Clark County s/Wisconsin. Translations Odysseus's counselor Armenian: hy Մենտոր Bulgarian: bg Ментор m Danish: da Mentor French: fr Mentor m German: de Mentor m Greek: el Μέντωρ m Méntōr Ancient Greek: grc Μέντωρ m Méntōr Italian: it Mentore m Japanese: ja メントール Mentōru Latin: la Mentor m Polish: pl Mentor m Portuguese: pt Mentor m Spanish: es Méntor m Turkish: tr Mentor References Anagrams en emnort Morten meront termon Ermont montre Merton Monter tormen Termon metron Albanian sq: Proper noun m sq male Illyrian Declension References 156 Mentór, -i 41 German Pronunciation de De-Mentor.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,,en mentor Further reading Mentor_Berater_Trainer Mentor (Berater, Trainer) Mentor_Erzieher Mentor (Mythologie)