mythisch
Τί κοινότατον; ἐλπίς. καὶ γὰρ οἷς ἄλλο μηδέν, αὕτη πάρεστι → What is most common? Hope. For those who have nothing else, that is always there.
German > Latin
mythisch, mythicus (μυθικός) od. rein lat. fabularis (zur Fabel, zur Mythe gehörig). – fabulosus (sowohl = durch Mythen bekannt, z.B. huius loci antiquitas, als = zur Mythe geneigt, z.B. vetustas). – heroicus (heroisch, zur Zeit der Heroen gewesen, z.B. tempora Zeitalter: u. Medea et Atreus, h. personae). – auch durch den Genet. fabularum (der Mythen, z.B. myth. Einkleidung, *fabularum integumenta). – m. Zeit, s. Mythenzeit: m. Erzählung, fabula ficta.
Translations
mythical
Armenian: դիցաբանական, առասպելական; Belarusian: міфі́чны, мітычны; Bulgarian: митически; Catalan: mític; Czech: bájný, mytický; Dutch: mythisch; Esperanto: mita; Finnish: myyttinen; French: mythique; Georgian: მითიური; German: mythisch; Greek: μυθικός; Ancient Greek: μυθικός; Italian: mitico, leggendario, favoloso; Japanese: 神話の; Korean: 신화적; Latin: fabularis, mythicus; Norwegian Bokmål: mytisk; Nynorsk: mytisk; Polish: mityczny; Portuguese: mítico; Russian: мифический; Serbo-Croatian: mȋtskī; Slovene: mitski, mitološki; Spanish: mítico; Swedish: mytisk; Ukrainian: міфі́чний, мітичний
