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NEMESES - translation to arabic
GODDESS OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY
Rhamnusia; Nemesis (goddess); Nemeses; Arch nemesis; Pax-Nemesis; Rhamnousia; Genesia (festival); Nemesis (deity); Nemesis (mythology); Temple of Nemesis, Smyrna
![''Nemesis'' on a brass [[sestertius]] of [[Hadrian]], struck at [[Rome]] AD 136](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/HadrianNemesis.jpg?width=200 "''Nemesis'' on a brass [[sestertius]] of [[Hadrian]], struck at [[Rome]] AD 136")
![Ancient fresco from [[Pompeii]] depicting the abandoned [[Ariadne]], [[Cupid]], and probably Nemesis. [[National Archaeological Museum, Naples]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/The Abandoned Ariadne, ancient fresco from Pompeii, National Archaeological Museum.jpg?width=200 "Ancient fresco from [[Pompeii]] depicting the abandoned [[Ariadne]], [[Cupid]], and probably Nemesis. [[National Archaeological Museum, Naples]]")
NEMESES
ألاسم
إِثْآر ; اِنْتِقام ; ثَأْر ; خَصْم ; خَصِيم ; عادٍ ; عَدُوّ ; غَرِيم ; قِتْل ; قِصَاص ; مُتَخَاصِم ; مُتَقَاضٍ ; مُتَنَازِع ; مُخَاصِم ; مُخْتَصِم ; مُنْتَقِم ; نِقْمَة
NEMESIS
ألاسم
إِثْآر ; اِنْتِقام ; ثَأْر ; خَصْم ; خَصِيم ; عادٍ ; عَدُوّ ; غَرِيم ; قِتْل ; قِصَاص ; مُتَخَاصِم ; مُتَقَاضٍ ; مُتَنَازِع ; مُخَاصِم ; مُخْتَصِم ; مُنْتَقِم ; نِقْمَة
nemesis
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cap: آلاهة الانتقام عند الاغريق المنتقم = الخصم الرهيب انتقام = لعنة ، نقمة
cap: آلاهة الانتقام عند الاغريق المنتقم = الخصم الرهيب انتقام = لعنة ، نقمة
Definition
nemesis
['n?m?s?s]
¦ noun (plural nemeses -si:z)
1. the inescapable agent of someone's downfall, especially when deserved.
a downfall caused by an inescapable agent.
2. chiefly N. Amer. a long-standing or persistent rival or enemy.
Origin
C16: Gk, lit. 'retribution', personified as the goddess of divine punishment.
Wikipedia
Nemesis
In ancient Greek religion, Nemesis, also called Rhamnousia or Rhamnusia (Ancient Greek: Ῥαμνουσία, romanized: Rhamnousía, lit. 'the goddess of Rhamnous'), was the goddess who personifies retribution for the sin of hubris: arrogance before the gods.
Examples of use of NEMESES
1. Unlike its two nemeses, the US and Israel, Iran has attacked no other countries.
2. Even the National Restaurant Association, which is among Washington‘s most entrenched nemeses of a minimum–wage boost, is debating what to do.
3. But Bolivia just elected a populist president, Evo Morales, who has allied himself with such nemeses of Washington as Cuba‘s Fidel Castro and Venezuela‘s Hugo Chavez.
4. The second rollercoaster is Nemesis Inferno (that makes two Nemeses in one week and it is still only Tuesday), a sinister green–and–red dangler.
5. "I think the people of South Carolina are getting to know John McCain now, a little more than they know those folks anymore," longtime McCain aide Mark Salter said Saturday night of the senator‘s old nemeses.