- Eudemon
- Eudemon Eu*de"mon, Eudaemon Eu*d[ae]"mon, n. [Gr. e'y^ well, good + ? one's demon.] A good angel. --Southey.
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
eudemon — eudèmōn (eudàjmōn) m <G eudemóna> DEFINICIJA dobri duh ETIMOLOGIJA grč. eudaímōn: blažen, sretan ≃ eu + daímōn: božanstvo, demon … Hrvatski jezični portal
eudemon — /yooh dee meuhn/, n. a good or benevolent demon or spirit. Also, eudaemon. [1620 30; < Gk eudaímon blessed with a good genius, fortunate, happy, equiv. to eu EU + daímon destiny, fortune, lot; see DEMON] * * * … Universalium
eudémon — (eu dé mon) s. m. Terme d astrologie. La quatrième maison dans la figure du ciel ; elle marque les succès, la prospérité, etc. ÉTYMOLOGIE En grec, bien et démon … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
eudemon — eu·demon … English syllables
eudemon — eu•de•mon or eu•dae•mon [[t]yuˈdi mən[/t]] n. a good or benevolent demon or spirit • Etymology: 1620–30; < Gk eudaímōn blessed with a good genius, fortunate, happy =eu eu +daímōn destiny, lot; see daimon … From formal English to slang
eudemon — /juˈdimən/ (say yooh deemuhn) noun a good demon or spirit. Also, eudaemon. {Greek eudaimōn happy, from eu eu + daimōn spirit, destiny} …
eudemon — n. good spirit. ♦ eudemonic, a. causing happiness; pertaining to eudemonism. ♦ eudemonics, n. conduct based on eudemonism; art of being happy. ♦ eudemonism, n. philosophical theory that happiness is ultimate moral good and criterion … Dictionary of difficult words
eudemon — noun a benevolent spirit • Syn: ↑eudaemon, ↑good spirit • Ant: ↑cacodemon • Derivationally related forms: ↑eudaemonic (for: ↑eudaemon), ↑ … Useful english dictionary
eudemono — EUDEMON(O) elem. fericire . (< fr. eudemon/o/ , cf. gr. eudaimonia) Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN … Dicționar Român
Eudaemon — Eudemon Eu*de mon, Eudaemon Eu*d[ae] mon, n. [Gr. e y^ well, good + ? one s demon.] A good angel. Southey … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English