Panacée
Dans la mythologie grecque, Panacée (en grec ancien / Panákeia, de la racine « pan, « tout », et akos, « remède », signifiant « la secourable ») est une déesse qui prodigue aux hommes des remèdes par les plantes.
panacee
panacée 音標：[panase] f. 萬靈藥，靈丹妙藥；靈驗方法 panacée f. 萬靈藥，萬應靈丹 近義詞 remède, solution panacée 音標：[panase] f. 萬靈藥，靈丹妙藥；靈驗方法 panacée f. 萬靈藥，萬應靈丹 近義詞 remède, solution
panacee
panacée 音标：[panase] f. 万灵药，灵丹妙药；灵验方法 panacée f. 万灵药，万应灵丹 近义词 remède, solution panacée 音标：[panase] f. 万灵药，灵丹妙药；灵验方法 panacée f. 万灵药，万应灵丹 近义词 remède, solution
panacée (f)
n. panacea, medication which can heal any problem; nostrum, cure-all
panaceu
v. panaceu
panacea (f)
n. panacea, nostrum, cure-all
panacée
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PANACEE
s.f. v. panaceu.
panacée
f. (lat. panacea) панацея, универсално лекарство, цяр против всички болести.
panacée
[la] her derde deva
panacea
f. panacea
panacée
lat. panacea, grec panakeia, de pan «tout», et akos «remède». + From Latin "panacea," an herb Romans believed could cure all diseases. The word was borrowed from Greek panakeia "universal cure," the feminine of the adjective panakeios "all-healing" from pan "all" + akos "cure." The Greek adjective pan "all" also appears in Pandaemonium, the all-demon city in the Hell of Milton's 'Paradise Lost.' It is productively used to create adjectives like "pan-Arab," "pan-African," "pan-American," whose abbreviation, "Panam" underlies the name of Panama. "Pan" can also be seen in panegyric "elaborate oration of praise" from Greek panegyris "public festival," originally based on pan- + agora "assembly" + -ikos "–ic." (hama/apar-)nuš-dâru šâh-dâru (=> vin) oxir hama-dard-darmân-i | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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