Definition of Erinys in English:

Erinys

nounPlural Erinyesɛˈrɪnɪsəˈrɪnəs

(in Greek mythology) a Fury.
（希腊神话中的）厄里倪厄斯（复仇三女神之一）
Example sentencesExamples
- Clytemnestra's avengers, the Erinyes, suffer a similar fate at the hands of male mythologists and Aeschylus.
- When Indra slays Vrita, Brahmahatya, a terrible retributive apparition, like the Erinyes or Furies of Greek myth, pursues him.
- And then there's the Furies: Erinys, goddesses of vengeance.
- In the course of this event, the Erinyes - the monsters who take vengeance on the wrongdoers, sort of a spiritual force who suddenly appear, as apparitions, and destroy and tear apart those who have been the wrongdoers - appeared.
- Eumenides takes his name from classical Greece, where it was a euphemism for the Furies, those terrifying Erinyes optimistically renamed ‘the kindly ones’ at the end of Aeschylus' Oresteia.

Origin

From Greek Erinus.

Definition of Erinys in US English:

Erinys

nounəˈrinəsəˈrɪnəs

(in Greek mythology) a Fury.
（希腊神话中的）厄里倪厄斯（复仇三女神之一）
Example sentencesExamples
- In the course of this event, the Erinyes - the monsters who take vengeance on the wrongdoers, sort of a spiritual force who suddenly appear, as apparitions, and destroy and tear apart those who have been the wrongdoers - appeared.
- Clytemnestra's avengers, the Erinyes, suffer a similar fate at the hands of male mythologists and Aeschylus.
- When Indra slays Vrita, Brahmahatya, a terrible retributive apparition, like the Erinyes or Furies of Greek myth, pursues him.
- And then there's the Furies: Erinys, goddesses of vengeance.
- Eumenides takes his name from classical Greece, where it was a euphemism for the Furies, those terrifying Erinyes optimistically renamed ‘the kindly ones’ at the end of Aeschylus' Oresteia.

Origin

From Greek Erinus.

单词	Erinys
释义	Definition of Erinys in English: Erinys nounPlural Erinyesɛˈrɪnɪsəˈrɪnəs (in Greek mythology) a Fury. （希腊神话中的）厄里倪厄斯（复仇三女神之一） Example sentencesExamples Clytemnestra's avengers, the Erinyes, suffer a similar fate at the hands of male mythologists and Aeschylus. When Indra slays Vrita, Brahmahatya, a terrible retributive apparition, like the Erinyes or Furies of Greek myth, pursues him. And then there's the Furies: Erinys, goddesses of vengeance. In the course of this event, the Erinyes - the monsters who take vengeance on the wrongdoers, sort of a spiritual force who suddenly appear, as apparitions, and destroy and tear apart those who have been the wrongdoers - appeared. Eumenides takes his name from classical Greece, where it was a euphemism for the Furies, those terrifying Erinyes optimistically renamed ‘the kindly ones’ at the end of Aeschylus' Oresteia. Origin From Greek Erinus. Definition of Erinys in US English: Erinys nounəˈrinəsəˈrɪnəs (in Greek mythology) a Fury. （希腊神话中的）厄里倪厄斯（复仇三女神之一） Example sentencesExamples In the course of this event, the Erinyes - the monsters who take vengeance on the wrongdoers, sort of a spiritual force who suddenly appear, as apparitions, and destroy and tear apart those who have been the wrongdoers - appeared. Clytemnestra's avengers, the Erinyes, suffer a similar fate at the hands of male mythologists and Aeschylus. When Indra slays Vrita, Brahmahatya, a terrible retributive apparition, like the Erinyes or Furies of Greek myth, pursues him. And then there's the Furies: Erinys, goddesses of vengeance. Eumenides takes his name from classical Greece, where it was a euphemism for the Furies, those terrifying Erinyes optimistically renamed ‘the kindly ones’ at the end of Aeschylus' Oresteia. Origin From Greek Erinus.
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