Athos (en. Athos)

/a.tos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
A noble and courteous character, often associated with bravery and a sense of duty.
Athos is the symbol of loyalty and honor in Dumas' work.
Athos est le symbole de la loyauté et de l'honneur dans l'œuvre de Dumas.
One of the Three Musketeers, friends with the other main characters.
In the novel, Athos is depicted as a mysterious and wise man.
Dans le roman, Athos est présenté comme un homme mystérieux et sage.

Etymology

The term 'Athos' is derived from the name of Mount Athos in Greece, a symbol of wisdom and spirituality.

Common Phrases and Expressions

The honor of Athos
Refers to a person who acts with integrity and nobility.
L'honneur d'Athos
To have the spirit of Athos
Refers to a person who shows courage in the face of challenges.
Avoir l'esprit d'Athos

Related Words

musketeer
A light infantry soldier, often associated with the idea of honor and service.
mousquetaire
nobility
A social group with titles and a certain dignity.
noblesse

Slang Meanings

A brave man, showing courage.
He really showed athos by saving the dog.
Il a vraiment fait preuve d'athos en sauvant le chien.
A sincere and loyal friend.
This friend is a true athos in my life.
Cet ami est un véritable athos dans ma vie.