తాగడానికి నిమగ్నమైన వ్యక్తి,

Noun:

గ్రీక్ సూరా దేవత,

bacchants's Usage Examples:

syncretism involving Dionysos and his bacchants with Kubera and his Yakshas.

Bacchae, 62-63: "For my part I will go to the glens of Cithaeron, where the bacchants are, and take part with them in their dances.

It depicts the servants of Dionysus—the male satyrs and the female bacchants—as they play music, drink wine, and dance.

"Dancing bacchants" made by the artist Christian Eriksson.

from every suburb, attracted by the romantic magic that Fischer and his bacchants had spread.

soprano, alto Nobles, knights, ladies, pilgrims, sirens, naiads, nymphs, bacchants; In Paris version, also the Three Graces, youths, cupids, satyrs, and.

The mythical female followers of Dionysus, including bacchants and thyai as well as maenads, were said to have sought the "wild delirium".

when you have drunk, traverse the holy path which other initiates and bacchants tread in glory.

Euripides" Bacchae, Dionysus carries out his dances and rites with his bacchants, his priestesses, on Cithaeron.

love with Proserpin baritone Jupiter, the highest god baritone Mercurius, Jupiter"s messenger tenor A Bacchant / Faun tenor Sicilians, nymphs, bacchants.

Phrygians are resting after a festival, bacchants rush in and wild orgies begin afresh.

Synonyms:

fan, devotee, bacchanal, buff, lover,

Antonyms:

achromatic, woman, someone, teetotaler, person,