Examples of using Epithet in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The epithet for the Mother Goddess, NIN.
Homer frequently calls him by the epithet"the Gerenian horseman.".
The species epithet commemorates the French explorer Pierre Sonnerat.
It's from that moment that our opponents honored us with the epithet"dogs of Fascists".
Her epithet was often invoked when an inventor felt at a loss due to inability or failure.
The most striking thing aboutShanks is the color of his red hair, from which his epithet‘Red-Haired Shanks' is derived.
Menachem Meiri observed that the epithet Ha-Notzri attached to Yeshu in many instances was a late gloss.[citation needed].
Political and economic conditions in the kingdom improved significantly,and Charles earned the epithet"the Beloved".
Hynek also noted that onewag had bestowed upon Blue Book the epithet of“Society for the Explanation of the Uninvestigated”.[9].
Hardly deserve the epithet black: they really are white hot and are emitting energy at a rate of about ten thousand megawatts.
Thus, even though no one has called me, to my face, Gook or any of its equivalents,I know that that epithet exists to be aimed at me.
During the course of his tour at the Academy, this epithet softened to"Black Jack," although the intent remained hostile.
Specific epithet"italicus" is a scientific adjective used to describe"Italian" The most recent research on A. italicus is done by Dr. Johannes Müller in 2005.
Another hypothesis explaining"Khered" whichRyholt deems more likely is that this epithet is in this context synonymous with"Pepi".
Her snow monster form, as well as her epithet, is based on a yuki-onna, a monster from Japanese folklore that was literally a snow woman who would bewitch men before freezing them to death.
His enthusiasm for making music detonated in the wake of accepting ablast box from his mom on his twelfth birthday, and his epithet advanced from Jazzy to Jay-Z.
Theo: Not that we know of, and not unless the epithet of“Atheist” is to be applied to those who disbelieve in an anthropomorphic God.
One famous seal shows a figure seated in a posture reminiscent of the Lotus position andsurrounded by animals was named after Pashupati(lord of cattle), an epithet of Shiva and Rudra….
He is one ofonly two English monarchs to be given the epithet"the Great", the other one being Cnut the Great(although Cnut was not Saxon, but Danish).
Just like Zoilos I, Theophilos struck Indian silver coins with Herakles,a common symbol of the house of Euthydemus I, and the epithet Dikaios/Dhramikasa"The Just/Follower of the Dharma".
The specific epithet comes from Greek χλωρός(= pale green)+ φαίνω(= I appear),[1] though it is not clear why Fries chose this epithet, since he described fruit bodies as"flavus"(Latin= yellow).
Nonetheless, he became an imposing man; at 6 feet 2 inches(1.88 m) he towered over most of his contemporaries,and hence perhaps his epithet"Longshanks", meaning"long legs" or"long shins".
After the sudden death of the family, this house got the epithet of a cursed house and it is somehow logical because there weren't any other explanations for the things that happened there, like it was really about some curse.
Automatic transmissions of yore used to be clunky, slow-shifting, thirsty, power-sapping things, always featuring one or two fewer gears than their manual equivalents andtruly worthy of the epithet“slushbox.”.
The sacking of Baghdad earned both Hulagu and Tamerlane the epithet‘scourge of God', though it will be shown that Hulagu‟s reputation has suffered more, acting as the scapegoat for later failings of Muslim empires.
In 1388 Charles VI dismissed his uncles and brought back to power his fathers former advisers, political and economic conditions in the kingdom improved significantly,and Charles earned the epithet the Beloved.
Neither the epithet"indiges"(which fell into disuse sometime after Caesar) nor the epithet"invictus" are used with any consistency however, making it impossible to differentiate between the two(see Sol Invictus, see also Di indigetes).
Regardless of an objective on his presentation against Leicester toward the beginning of the season, the 26-year-old hasn't duplicated the sort of frame hewas known for with Lyon where he earned the epithet‘Penazette' for his adequacy from the punishment spot.
In this sense the Buddha is clearly using the epithet"Tathagata" to mean that he will not be reborn again- like the bird leaving the ship without returning, his consciousness does not alight again in any of the worlds to become re-bound with another body.
The German racial epithet Kanake- which is now applied to all non-whites, even southern Europeans in some cases, and especially to Turkish immigrants- also derives from the same source, and was originally applied to people from German colonial possessions in Oceania.