Phoebus (en. Phoebus)

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Meaning & Definition

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noun

Designation of the solar deity among the Greeks.

Phoebus is often depicted with a chariot pulled by horses.

Phoebus est souvent représenté avec un char tiré par des chevaux.

Poetic name for the sun.

The poet evokes Phoebus in his verses to symbolize light.

Le poète évoque Phoebus dans ses vers pour symboliser la lumière.

Term used in art to refer to works inspired by Apollo.

This painting is a celebration of Phoebus and his beauty.

Cette peinture est une célébration de Phoebus et de sa beauté.

Derived from the Greek 'Phoibos', meaning shining, brilliant.

Under the reign of Phoebus

Refers to a luminous and prosperous period.

Sous le règne de Phoebus

The radiance of Phoebus

Refers to brilliance and splendor.

L'éclat de Phoebus

Far from the shadows of Phoebus

Evokes a distancing from dark or harmful things.

Loin des ombres de Phoebus

apollonian

Relates to Apollo, associated with harmony and beauty.

apollinique

light

Emanation of visible energy, associated with Phoebus.

lumière

god

Divine being, in this case, linked to Greek mythology.

dieu

Used informally to talk about someone charismatic.

This guy is really a Phoebus at parties, everyone loves him.

Ce type est vraiment un Phoebus en soirée, tout le monde l'adore.

Sometimes used to refer to a person who shines with intelligence.

With his brilliant ideas, he is our Phoebus at work.

Avec ses idées brillantes, il est notre Phoebus au travail.