Associations to the word «Orpheus»
Noun
- Underworld
- Hades
- Thrace
- Heracles
- Ovid
- Lute
- Sonnet
- Hermes
- Argonaut
- Elegy
- Muse
- Pluto
- Apollo
- Olympus
- Myth
- Odysseus
- Siren
- Perseus
- Fleece
- Prometheus
- Poseidon
- Osiris
- Lyra
- Harp
- Plato
- Castor
- Hercules
- Mythology
- Ut
- Minstrel
- Oracle
- Hera
- Afterlife
- Pseudo
- Nymph
- Liszt
- Aux
- Libretto
- Aphrodite
- Choir
- Zeus
- Cassandra
- Mosaic
- Homer
- Opera
- Hms
- Peri
- Guthrie
- Fawn
- Bard
- Marcel
- Orion
- Cappella
- Pandora
- Odin
- Seer
- Thebes
- Orchestra
- Soloist
- Ballet
- Juno
- Philharmonic
- Virgil
- Retrieve
- Chamber
- Psyche
- Opus
- Lament
- Cult
- Jacques
- Oar
- Mozart
- Sang
- Greek
- Mortal
- Oder
- Bristol
- Warp
- Achilles
- Athena
- Cupid
- Tripod
- Beast
- Nightingale
- Metamorphosis
- Kingfisher
Wiktionary
ORPHEUS, proper noun. (Greek mythology) A Thracian musician and poet, who failed to retrieve his wife Eurydice from Hades.
ORPHEUS, proper noun. (rare) A male given name.
Dictionary definition
ORPHEUS, noun. (Greek mythology) a great musician; when his wife Eurydice died he went to Hades to get her back but failed.
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