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Adónis

Adónis (řecky Άδωνις, latinsky Adonis) je v řecké mytologii syn kyperského krále Kinyra a jeho dcery Myrrhy.

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

Odraz v umění, Mytologie & Odkazy

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Děti
Beroé Golgos
Partner(ka)
Afrodíté Persefona
Příbuzní
Myrrha, Braisia, Laogoré a Orsediké (sourozenci)
Rodiče
Kinyras, Theias a Foinix a Myrrha a Alphesiboea

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Mytologie

Odraz v umění

Galerie

Odkazy

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Adónis

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples50
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Adónis

Top relations

related to Mytologie · 22
Adónis → Adónidem, Afrodíté, Afrodítě, Bohyně, Bylo, Chlapec, Chůva, Háda, Jenže, Když, Kolem, Myrrha, Myrrhu, Myržin, Persefona, Persefony, Persefoně, Skryla, Soud, Ta
related to Odraz v umění · 20
Adónis → Adonidova, Adonis, Adriaena, Adónida, Adónidovi, Afrodíté, Antická, Ermitáži, Giuseppa Mazzuoly, Mýtus, Neapoli, Národní, Národním, Ovidiovo, Pradu, Proměnách, Tizianův, Venuše, Vriese, Významné
related to Externí odkazy · 4
Adónis → Obrázky, Ottově, Wikimedia Commons Encyklopedické, Wikizdrojích
Děti · 1
Adónis → Beroé Golgos
Partner(ka) · 1
Adónis → Afrodíté Persefona
Příbuzní · 1
Adónis → Myrrha, Braisia, Laogoré a Orsediké (sourozenci)
Rodiče · 1
Adónis → Kinyras, Theias a Foinix a Myrrha a Alphesiboea

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Important terminology

afrodíté jeho roku bohyně commons myrrha chlapce trávit adonis řecké syn krále datové položky persefona mytologie venuše wikimedia řecky latinsky

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AdónisDětiBeroé Golgos1.00infobox
AdónisPartner(ka)Afrodíté Persefona1.00infobox
AdónisPříbuzníMyrrha, Braisia, Laogoré a Orsediké (sourozenci)1.00infobox
AdónisRodičeKinyras, Theias a Foinix a Myrrha a Alphesiboea1.00infobox
Adónisrelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Adónisrelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons Encyklopedické0.60section
Adónisrelated to Externí odkazyOttově0.60section
Adónisrelated to Externí odkazyWikizdrojích0.60section
Adónisrelated to MytologieKolem0.60section
Adónisrelated to MytologieAfrodíté0.60section
Adónisrelated to MytologieMyrrhu0.60section
Adónisrelated to MytologieBohyně0.60section

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