Tarsis (en. Tarshish)

/tarˈsis/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A set of islands or territory in a mythological context.
In mythology, Tarsis was known as a place of abundance.
En la mitología, Tarsis era conocido como un lugar de abundancia.
A synonym for wealth and prosperity in antiquity.
The merchants of Tarsis brought gold and jewels to the court.
Los comerciantes de Tarsis traían oro y joyas a la corte.

Etymology

The term Tarsis comes from antiquity, mentioned in biblical texts and historical references.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Sail to Tarsis
To go to a distant and prosperous place.
Navegar hacia Tarsis
The riches of Tarsis
Reference to abundance and opulence.
Las riquezas de Tarsis

Related Words

Tarshish
Ancient city mentioned in historical texts.
Tarshish
Tarsis of gold
Refers to the wealth and trading of precious metals.
Tarsis de oro

Slang Meanings

Place of abundance and wealth.
That new neighborhood is a true Tarsis, full of mansions.
Ese nuevo barrio es un verdadero Tarsis, lleno de mansiones.
Reference to something that is very valuable.
That watch is a Tarsis, I can't lose it.
Ese reloj es un Tarsis, no lo puedo perder.