Choreguses

/kɔˈriːɡəsɪz/ noun

Definition

Plural of choregus; multiple wealthy Athenian citizens who sponsored dramatic performances and choruses.

Etymology

The English plural form of the Greek 'choregus,' formed by adding '-es' to create a standard English plural.

Kelly Says

The records of different choreguses' productions form our only detailed history of ancient Greek theater—because these wealthy sponsors kept records of their competitions, we know the names of plays and playwrights from 2,500 years ago.

Translations

DEDeutsch
Choregen
xoːʁeːɡn
ESEspañol
coregos
koɾeɣos
FRFrançais
chorèges
kɔʁɛʒ
ITItaliano
corego
koˈrɛːɡo
JA日本語
コレーゴス
korēgosu
KO한국어
코레고스
kolegos
PTPortuguês
coregos
koɾeɣus
RUРусский
хореограф
xɔrɛɔˈɡraf
ZH中文
舞蹈编导
wǔ dǎo biān dǎo

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