English
Etymology
from PIE *men-es-wah<sub>2</sub>, extended from the PIE stem men-s- "mind" (Sanskrit manas, compare manas-vin- "full of mind or sense"), ultimately from the PIE root Appendix:Proto-Indo-European root *men-|*men- "to think".
Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��(r)v�|-��(r)v�
Proper noun
Minerva
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- Greek mythology The goddess of wisdom, especially strategic warfare, and the arts, especially crafts and in particular weaving; daughter of Jupiter and Juno
Translations
French: Minerve f
Portuguese: #Portuguese|Minerva f
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See also
Athena
Portuguese
Proper noun
Minerva f
- #English|Minerva (mythology).
Related terms
Atena
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