dardanus
Definition
- Proper noun:
- Founder of Troy in Greek mythology: "Dardanus" refers to the mythological figure who is credited with establishing the city of Troy, a central location in Greek epics like the Iliad.
Usage Examples
- Proper noun:
- According to myth, Dardanus was the son of Zeus and the ancestor of the Trojan kings.
- The lineage of Dardanus is crucial to understanding the origins of the Trojan War.
Advanced Usage
- "Sons of Dardanus": a poetic or historical reference to the Trojans or their royal lineage.
- The epic tells of the fall of the proud sons of Dardanus.
Variants and Related Words
- Dardanian (adj): Pertaining to Dardanus or the Trojans.
- The Dardanian gates were said to be strong and well-defended.
Synonyms
- Founder of Troy: The primary synonym describing his mythological role.
- Progenitor of the Trojans: Emphasizes his role as the ancestral forefather.
Related Phrases
- House of Dardanus: Refers to the royal dynasty he founded.
- The fate of the House of Dardanus was intertwined with the gods' will.
Noun
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(Greek mythology) founder of Troy
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