Associations to the word «Dioscuri»
Noun
- Castor
- Orpheus
- Heracles
- Zeus
- Sparta
- Argonaut
- Perseus
- Helen
- Thebes
- Hermes
- Gemini
- Twin
- Hera
- Penelope
- Phoebe
- Mythology
- Odysseus
- Piazza
- Poly
- Achilles
- Helper
- Greek
- Roman
- Divinity
- Athens
- Latin
- Goddess
- Cult
- Hymn
- Troy
- Fountain
- Temple
- Ter
- Deity
- Jason
- Statue
- Legend
- Cousin
- Sailor
- Forum
- Fragment
- Rome
- Myth
- Worship
- Hero
- Expedition
- Throne
- Son
- Brother
- Harris
- Battle
- Sister
- Daughter
- Egg
- Victory
- Prisoner
- God
- Di
- Del
- Horse
- Painting
- Lake
- Account
- King
- Birth
- Mother
- Husband
- See
- Pair
- Tradition
- Share
- Paris
- Republic
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Wiktionary
DIOSCURI, proper noun. (Greek mythology) The twin brothers Castor and Pollux together.
Wise words
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