hetaira

[ hi-tahyuhr-uh ]

noun

, plural he·tai·rai [hi-, tahyuhtahy, -rahy].

1. hetaera.

Other Words From

• he·tairic adjective

Example Sentences

In Greece and Rome there was, perhaps you know, a certain class of females called Hetaira, also a class of males called parasites.

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Everyone recognized the beautiful hetaira as Aphrodite, and she was hailed, as with one voice, the Queen of the World.

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These thoughts, he says, have been suggested to him by the life of the hetaira Thais whose body and soul are ever at variance.

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The nun generally was emancipated from man as thoroughly as the hetaira had been from marriage.

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The Greek ideal of woman which the hetaira exemplified was beauty.

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