Pegaso (en. Pegasus)

/peˈɣaso/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A flying horse of white color, a symbol of poetry and inspiration.
In Greek mythology, Pegaso was born from the blood of Medusa.
En la mitología griega, Pegaso nació de la sangre de Medusa.
A symbol of creativity and free expression.
His work was so inspiring that it was said he had been guided by Pegaso.
Su obra era tan inspiradora que se decía que había sido guiado por Pegaso.
An icon in popular culture representing freedom.
The image of Pegaso is often used in contemporary art.
La imagen de Pegaso es usada a menudo en obras de arte contemporáneo.

Etymology

From Greek Πήγασος (Pégasos), related to the term 'pégê' which means 'spring.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

to fly like a pegaso
It expresses the idea of freedom and the ability to achieve dreams.
volar como un pegaso

Related Words

medusa
A mythical creature that, according to legend, gave birth to Pegaso.
medusa

Slang Meanings

A person who rises above their problems.
That girl always flies like a pegaso; she doesn't let anything affect her.
Esa chica siempre vuela como un pegaso, no se deja afectar.
Someone very creative or imaginative.
That idea is brilliant; you have a true pegaso inside you.
Esa idea es brillante, tienes un verdadero pegaso dentro de ti.