| 释义 |
gor·go·nei·on
\ˌgȯ(r)gəˈnī]ˌän, -nē], -nā]\ noun
or gor·go·ne·um \-ˈnēəm\
(plural gorgo·neia \]ə\ ; or gorgo·nea \-ēə\)
Etymology: gorgoneion from Greek, from neuter of gorgoneios of a Gorgon, from Gorgon-, Gorgō; gorgoneum from New Latin, from Greek gorgoneion
: a representation of the face of a Gorgon frequent as an apotropaic symbol in Greek art |