Etymology

Semele

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Today it means: The mother of Dionysus. Full definition →

Latin Semelē ← Ancient Greek Σεμέλη
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  1. Ancient Greek · derived fromΣεμέλη
  2. Latin · borrowed fromSemelē
  3. English todaySemele

Borrowed from Latin Semelē, from Ancient Greek Σεμέλη (Semélē).

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