Empedocles

Empedoclès English + (volcano) Etymology From en grc Ἐμπεδοκλῆς. Pronunciation ĕmpĕʹdəklēz RP,GA, en /ɛmˈpɛdəˌkliːz/ Proper noun A Greek philosopher who held that all matter was composed of earth, air, fire and water. A volcano off the southern coast of Sicily. Derived terms en Empedoclean Translations philosopher Armenian: hy Էմպեդոկլես Old Armenian: xcl Եմպեդոկլէս Catalan: ca Empèdocles m Czech: cs Empedokles m Empedoklés Finnish: fi Empedokles French: fr Empédocle m Georgian: ka Greek: el Εμπεδοκλής m Ancient Greek: grc Ἐμπεδοκλῆς m Hungarian: hu Empedoklész Italian: it Empedocle m Japanese: ja エンペドクレス Enpedokuresu Korean: ko ^엠페도클레스 Latin: la Empedoclēs m Polish: pl Empedokles m Portuguese: pt Empédocles m Russian: ru Эмпедо́кл m Serbo-Croatian: sh Empedokle m, sh Емпедокле m Slovene: sl Empédoklej m, sl Empédokles m Spanish: es Empédocles m Tatar: tt Эмпедокл Ukrainian: uk Емпедокл m Further reading en Individuals Philosophers Ancient Greece Philosophy Latin Etymology la Empedoclēs :bor grc:Ἐμπεδοκλῆς + 1 Pronunciation Empedoclēs Proper noun Empedoclēs<3> m Empedocles Declension Empedoclēs<3> Derived terms la Empedoclēus References la Individuals