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Etymology[]
From Ancient Greek Μορφεύς (“‘Morfeús’”)
File:Guerin Morpheus&Iris1811.jpg Morpheus and Iris
Pronunciation[]
Proper noun[]
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Singular
Morpheus
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Plural
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Morpheus
- Template:Greek mythology A deity from the Greek pantheon, he was the god of dreams.
Translations[]
Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams
- Bulgarian: Морфей bg(bg)
- Catalan: Morfeu ca(ca) m.
- Czech: Morfeus cs(cs)
- Danish: Morfeus da(da)
- Dutch: Morpheus nl(nl)
- Estonian: Morpheus et(et)
- Finnish: Morfeus fi(fi)
- French: Morphée fr(fr)
- German: Morpheus de(de)
- Greek: Μορφέας el(el) (Morféas) m.
- Hebrew: מוֹרְפֶאוּס he(he) (Morfe'us) m.
- Hungarian: Morpheusz hu(hu)
- Icelandic: Morfeos is(is)
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- Italian: Morfeo it(it) m.
- Japanese: モルペウス ja(ja) (Morupeusu)
- Lithuanian: Morfėjus lt(lt) m.
- Persian: مورفئوس fa(fa)
- Polish: Morfeusz pl(pl)
- Portuguese: Morfeu pt(pt) m.
- Romanian: Morfeu ro(ro) m.
- Russian: Морфей ru(ru)
- Serbian: Морфеј sr(sr)
- Slovak: Morfeus sk(sk)
- Spanish: Morfeo es(es) m.
- Swedish: Morfeus sv(sv)
- Ukrainian: Морфей uk(uk)
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