Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Danaide

👉 Danaidean is a term in ancient Greek mythology that refers to a person who represents the gods, especially Apollo, as they have been depicted with human faces. Danaideans are often depicted with their heads covered by a veil and their bodies adorned with masks, which are believed to be made of leaves or flowers, representing the natural beauty of the world. The term was used in various ancient Greek texts, such as the "Odyssey" (The Odyssey), where it appears in the narrative

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👉 The term "danaide" is a term in Greek mythology that refers to a person who has been cursed or cursed by an entity. Danaides was a god of corn, and he was said to have cursed his son Ares and placed him in the ground as a punishment for his actions. The name Danaide comes from the Latin word "dana" which means corn, and "ide" which means curse or evil.

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👉 Danaideae is a family of flowering plants in the order Alliaceae, native to Asia and Europe, with several genera belonging to this family. They are characterized by their large, oval-shaped flowers, which are often used for pollination and as food sources. The family has over 300 species, including some of the most common and well-known plants such as the dandelion, which is a staple in many gardens worldwide.

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