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Erinys
[
ih-
rin
-is
,
ih-
rahy
-nis
]
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E·rin·ys
/
ɪˈrɪn
ɪs
,
ɪˈraɪ
nɪs
/
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[
ih-
rin
-is
,
ih-
rahy
-nis
]
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noun,
plural
E·rin·y·es
/
ɪˈrɪn
iˌiz
/
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[
ih-
rin
-ee-eez
]
Show IPA
.
Greek Mythology
.
any of the Furies.
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Erinys
one of the three avenging spirits (Alecto, Tisiphone, Megaera) in Gk. religion, of unknown origin, perhaps "the angry spirit" (cf. Arcadian erinein "to be angry," rel. to Gk. orinein "to raise, stir, excite").
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