Daimon Meaning in English

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परिभाषा

In ancient Greek mythology and philosophy, a daimon is a supernatural being or spirit, often seen as a personal guiding force. It is not always good or evil, but acts between gods and humans.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

"Daimon" is mostly used in academic, mythological, or philosophical contexts. It's different from "demon"—which usually means an evil spirit. In ancient texts, a "daimon" can be protective or simply a supernatural influence.

• Spanish: daimón - espíritu (mitológico griego)
• Portuguese (BR): daimon - espírito (mitologia grega)
• Portuguese (PT): daimon - espírito (mitologia grega)
• Chinese (Simplified): 守护神 (希腊神话) - 精灵
• Chinese (Traditional): 守護神 (希臘神話) - 精靈
• Hindi: डायमोन (यूनानी पौराणिक आत्मा)
• Arabic: دايمون - روح (أسطورة يونانية)
• Bengali: দায়িমন (প্রাচীন গ্রিক আত্মা) - আত্মিক পথপ্রদর্শক
• Russian: даймон (древнегреческий дух) - дух-хранитель
• Japanese: ダイモーン（古代ギリシャの精霊）
• Vietnamese: daimon (linh hồn thần thoại Hy Lạp cổ đại) - linh hướng cá nhân
• Korean: 다이몬 (고대 그리스의 영) - 영적 안내자
• Turkish: daimon (antik Yunan ruhu) - koruyucu ruh
• Urdu: ڈائمون (یونانی دیومالائی روح) - روحانی رہنما
• Indonesian: daimon (roh dalam mitologi Yunani kuno) - penjaga spiritual

उदाहरण वाक्य

Socrates said he listened to his daimon for guidance.

basic

A daimon is neither completely good nor bad.

basic

In Greek mythology, a daimon could be helpful or harmful.

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Some philosophers believed everyone has a personal daimon guiding their destiny.

natural

Literature often uses the word daimon to describe an inner voice or inspiration.

natural

He struggled with his daimon, unsure if it brought him wisdom or trouble.

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