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Bacchus en · PROPN

Pronunciation

  • /ˈbækəs/
  • (Southern-England) audio

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin Bacchus, from Ancient Greek Βάκχος (Bákkhos).

Meanings

  1. (Roman) The Greco-Roman god of wine and vivid social gatherings.
    • Near-synonyms: Liber, Dionysus

Deriveds

Bacchuslike · Bacchus-like · bacchian · Bacchus Marsh · Bacchic

Relateds

Bacchanalia · bacchanal

Synonyms

Dionysus · Liber

Translations (29)

frm Bacchus (the Roman god of wine) · it Bacco (the Roman god of wine) · fr Bacchus (the Roman god of wine) · ca Bacus (the Roman god of wine) · sh Бахус (the Roman god of wine) · es Baco (the Roman god of wine) · fo Bakkus (the Roman god of wine) · el Βάκχος (the Roman god of wine) · frm Bacche (the Roman god of wine) · mk Бахус (the Roman god of wine) · hu Bacchus (the Roman god of wine) · frp Baccho (the Roman god of wine) · tr Diyonisos (the Roman god of wine) · cs Bakchus (the Roman god of wine) · ja バッコス (the Roman god of wine) · pl Bachus (the Roman god of wine) · sh Бакхо (the Roman god of wine) · eo Bakĥo (the Roman god of wine) · pt Baco (the Roman god of wine) · is Bakkus (the Roman god of wine) · mk Бах (the Roman god of wine) · ru Вакх (the Roman god of wine) · ko 바쿠스 (the Roman god of wine) · ja バックス (the Roman god of wine) · ru Ба́хус (the Roman god of wine) · hy Բաքոս (the Roman god of wine) · da Bacchus (the Roman god of wine) · cmn 巴克科斯 (the Roman god of wine) · grc Βάκχος (the Roman god of wine)