Atenas (en. Athens)

/aˈtenas/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

City and capital of Greece, famous for its influence on Western civilization.

Athens is known for its Acropolis and its rich philosophical history.

Atenas es conocida por su Acrópolis y su rica historia filosófica.

Political, cultural, and educational center in antiquity.

During the classical era, Athens was the center of democracy.

Durante la era clásica, Atenas fue el centro de la democracia.

The name Athens comes from the Greek goddess Athena, goddess of wisdom.

classical Athens

Referring to the period of cultural and political splendor of Athens.

Atenas clásica

Athenian philosophy

Style of thought and teachings that emerged in Athens.

filosofía ateniense

Athenian democracy

Political system originated in Athens that involved direct participation of citizens.

democracia ateniense

Athena

Greek goddess of wisdom and patroness of Athens.

Atenea

acropolis

Citadel located on a hill, notable in Athens.

acrópolis

sophists

Masters of rhetoric and philosophy who taught in Athens.

sofistas

Reference to intelligence and wisdom

You are a true Athenian in your way of thinking.

Eres un verdadero ateniense por tu forma de pensar.

Used to describe cultural or artistic environments

That party had a very Athenian vibe.

Esa fiesta tenía un aire muy ateniense.