English - Turkish
Definition of avernus in English Turkish dictionary
- hell
- cehennem
Hangi cehennemdeydin?
-Where the hell have you been?
Hangi cehennemdeydin?
-Where the hell were you?
- hell
- ölüler diyarı
- hell
- ünlem kahrolsun!
- hell
- kahretsin!
Allah kahretsin, onların derdi ne?
-God damn it, what the hell is wrong with them?
Allah kahretsin, senin derdin ne?
-God damn it, what the hell is wrong with you?
- hell
- lanet olsun!
- hell
- kahrolasıca!
- hell
- (vurguyu artırmak için kullanılır)
- hell
- {i} şamata
- hell
- he will
- hell
- {i} çok
Oh merhaba. Bugün hava gerçekten çok sıcak!
-Oh, hello. It's quite hot today really!
- hell
- {i} gırgır
- hell
- {i} kumarhane
- hell
- {i} berbat
- hell
- {i} casino
- hell
- {i} felâket
- hell
- {i} şaka
- hell
- {i} aşırı
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Definition of avernus in English English dictionary
- Hell. The underworld
- {i} lake near Naples (Italy)
- {i} hell
- Lake Avernus
- ancient Lacus Avernus. Lake, southern Italy. It lies west of Naples in the crater of an extinct volcano. Because of its sulfurous vapors, it was considered an entrance to the underworld by the ancient Romans, including Virgil. According to legend, the grove of Hecate and the grotto of the Cumaean Sibyl lay nearby. In the 1st century BC it was transformed into a naval base, Portus Iulius, by Agrippa and linked to the sea. Its impressive Roman ruins include baths, temples, and villas
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avernus
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() Avernus was an ancient name for a crater in Italy which contained Lake Avernus (Lago d'Averno). It was believed to be the entrance to the underworld, and was portrayed as such in the Aeneid of Virgil. In later times, the word was simply an alternate name for the underworld.Resimler
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