έχιδνα

See also: ἔχιδνα

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἔχιδνα (ékhidna).

Noun

έχιδνα • (échidna) f (plural έχιδνες)

  1. adder, viper
  2. (figuratively) an evil, cunning woman
  3. echidna (any of the four species of small spined monotremes)

Declension

Declension of έχιδνα
singular plural
nominative έχιδνα (échidna) έχιδνες (échidnes)
genitive έχιδνας (échidnas) εχιδνών (echidnón)
accusative έχιδνα (échidna) έχιδνες (échidnes)
vocative έχιδνα (échidna) έχιδνες (échidnes)

Synonyms

  • (snake, evil woman): οχιά f (ochiá)
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