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λιπαροπλόκαμος (liparoplokamos) - a poetic epithet of Leto in Pindar and Homer as one with "shiny, glossy hair/curls".

[dosoguan]

📚 Il Coreano 📖su Contenuti che Ami e Conosci Bene ! ↪ 🏺 ↔ Classici occidentali 🏛️ in Coreano 📚 ed Inglese ✅! *Le favole di Esopo 📜 1 & 2➔ Cofanetto di 2 Libri da Leggere e da Collezionare in Formato Pocket : 1° Mini Libro in Lingua Coreana 🇰🇷 & Mini Libro nello stesso formato 🎭 con Traduzione in 🇬🇧 Lingua Inglese *📖 . ↔ Aesop’s Fables 🏛️ ▶️ 2 Separated Books in Paper Edition and Mini-Size Book Format: 🇰🇷 for each volume ➡️ 1 in Korean Language ; 1 is the Corresponding Version in English Language translated 🇬🇧 ! ✅

[zensufiyya]

O FUTURO DA LÍNGUA ÁRABE

O FUTURO DA LÍNGUA ÁRABE :

Quanto ao futuro desta língua, limitamos-nos a transcrever algumas opiniões de pensadores não árabes: O grande escritor francês Julio Verne, mundialmente reconhecido por sua famosa obra " Viagens ao Centro da Terra" deu seu parecer sobre a importância da lingua árabe. Em seu livro, relata a fantástica aventura de um grupo de pessoas que atingem o centro do planeta e que, antes de retornar, resolvem deixar registrado no local que estiveram ali.

Para isto, os viajantes escolhem a língua árabe. Quando foi perguntado ao autor porque os aventureiros escolheram justamente este idioma, Ele respondeu : "Porque será a lingua do Futuro."

📜☝🏼 Extraído do livro "Fale e Escreva Árabe Gramaticalmente sem Mestre, por Prof° Sheik Ahmad Saleh Mahairi

— pensando sobre ‎Maktub (مكتوب) — Estava Escrito! A Origem remota de cada instante, de cada acontecimento que se sucedem, assentados sobre uma Eternidade fecunda que forjam a vida do Homem‎

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νοερός (noeros) - a poetic epithet of Apollo with the meaning "related to intelligence; intellectual".

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μαρμαίρω (marmairo) - an epithet of Aphrodite in Homer with the suggested meaning of "shining, sparkling, gleaming" in reference to her eyes.

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τερψίμβροτος (terpsimbrotos) - a poetic epithet of Helios in the Odyssey and the Homeric Hymn to Apollo with the meaning "one who gladdens/brings joy to mortals".

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ἰοστέφανος (iostefanos) - an epithet of Aphrodite in her Homeric Hymn, identifying her as "crowned with violets".

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ἀλεξίμορος (aleximoros) - a poetic epithet of Apollo, Artemis, and Athena in Sophocles marking them as "warding off (untimely) death".

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σπόδιος (spodios) - a poetic epithet given to Apollo with the meaning 'of the ashes' in reference to ashes and embers left on the altar after an offering is burnt - possibly, in particular about human or animal bone ashes.

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γυναιμανής (gynaimanis) - an epithet applied to Dionysus in (presumably) his fragmentary Homeric hymn usually translated as "woman-maddener".

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ψευσίστυξ (pseusístyx) - a poetic epithet of Apollo mentioned in an anonymous hymn recorded under Anthologia Graeca with the meaning "one who hates falsehoods".

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— Textual and Exegetical Notes on a New Funerary Inscription from Cyrene by Federico Favi

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lucifera - one of the epithets associated with Diana. Cicero in Nature of the Gods explains the meaning through Diana's connection to Luna which shines (lucere) and Juno's epithet Lucina. It might be connected to the fact of Lunar months being used as measurement of the length of pregnancy and both Diana-Luna and Juno overlooking childbirth.

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δεκατηφόρος (dekatiforos) - an epithet to Apollo in the Delian Hymn by Callimachus who calls the God a "receiver of the tenth part" as the isle of Delos, for being Apollo's sacred place, was sent the tenth part (δεκάτη) of first fruits as an offering.

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θεσπιῳδός (thespiōidós) - one singing in a prophetic verse. Of temple workers at some of the Oracle sites, notably at Apollo's oracle in Claros, whose job was to put oracles delivered to the prophet into metric verse.

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ὀβριμοπάτρη (obrimopatri) - a poetic epithet of Athena in Hesiod and Solon with the meaning "daughter of a mighty father".