Associations to the word «Medea»
Noun
- Fleece
- Argonaut
- Corinth
- Ovid
- Jason
- Hera
- Lamont
- Aphrodite
- Cauldron
- Heracles
- Seneca
- Medusa
- Tragedy
- Liz
- Chariot
- Priestess
- Odysseus
- Eros
- Metamorphosis
- Macbeth
- Hercules
- Orpheus
- Artemis
- Argus
- Mythology
- Mei
- Norma
- Melodrama
- Fabricius
- Poseidon
- Potion
- Athens
- Prometheus
- Blanche
- Cruz
- Harlan
- Aunt
- Castor
- Ajax
- Scala
- Vengeance
- Myth
- Heroine
- Nymph
- Algiers
- Witch
- Libretto
- Crypt
- Bot
- Revenge
- Ellison
- Io
- Siren
- Zeus
- Dope
- Golden
- Athena
- Labyrinth
- Herb
- Niece
- Penelope
- Caldwell
- Hms
- Dragon
- Paolo
- Iliad
- Achilles
- Benjamin
- Faust
- Pandora
- Ballet
- Thebes
- Opera
- Muse
- Minerva
- Quest
- Mariano
- Poison
- Barber
Adverb
Wiktionary
MEDEA, proper noun. An enchantress (in Greek mythology) who helped Jason obtain the Golden Fleece
Dictionary definition
MEDEA, noun. (Greek mythology) a princess of Colchis who aided Jason in taking the Golden Fleece from her father.
Wise words
Pleasant words are as an honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and
health to the bones.