dithyrambe
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
dithyrambefrom ancient Greek διθύραμβος dithúrambos. According to the most commonly accepted etymology, the word was originally applied to Dionysus, who, having emerged from the womb of Semele and then from the thigh of Zeus, had entered life through two doors.
Definitions
- antiquitépoésie
- poésie
Plural
dithyrambes