Translation for 'hetaera' from English to Bulgarian

hetaera {noun}

хетера {ж}ист.

• Sex with a hetaera-spec is amazing. After the need in her is gone, a hetaera-spec is capable of quickly falling out of love.
• This minor planet was named after Thaïs, the famous Greek hetaera (ancient prostitute), who lived during the time of Alexander the Great (356–323 BC) and accompanied him on his campaigns.
• According to the "Ecclesiastic History" of John of Ephesus, Sophia was a niece of Theodora, Procopius identifies Comito as a leading hetaera of her age.
• "Symphanactis" is a genus of moth in the family Gelechiidae. It contains the species "Symphanactis hetaera", which is found in Guyana.
• Phryne, a hetaera of the 4th century BC who was famed for her beauty, appeared before the Areopagus accused of profaning the Eleusinian mysteries.

• Thargelia (...) was a renowned hetaera in ancient Greece who is said to have been married fourteen times.
• She was said to have been a hetaera – a courtesan or prostitute.
• In the novel, the very young (only 17 years old) and already famous Athenian hetaera Tais meets the exiled heir to the Macedonian throne and his childhood friends Hephaestion, Nearchus and Ptolemy.
• ... / "eranos") from their master, a friend or a client like the hetaera Neaira did.
• for example, the soldier Thraso unsuccessfully tries to storm the house of the hetaera Thais with an army that includes his parasite, Gnatho, and his cook, Sanga.

• Leaina ([...] , "lioness") is a pseudo-historical figure, supposedly a hetaera and, according to a later tradition, the mistress of Aristogeiton the Tyrannicide.
• As usually women were not present in Areopagus meetings, Damaris has traditionally been assumed to have been a "hetaera" (courtesan, high-status prostitute); modern commentators have alternatively suggested she might also have been a follower of the Stoics (who welcomed women among their ranks) or a foreigner visiting Athens.