The Ancient Greek word for face is
πρόσωπον
Translations for face and their definitions
| πρόσωπον | |
| 1. n. face, visage, countenance | |
| 2. n. front | |
| 3. n. mask | |
| 4. n. character, part in a drama | |
| 5. n. appearance | |
| 6. n. person |
| ἕδρα | |
| 1. n. seat, chair, stool, bench | |
| 2. n. seat, abode, throne | |
| 3. n. seat, place, base | |
| 4. n. (in the plural) quarters of the sky in which omens appeared | |
| 5. n. seat of a physiological process | |
| 6. n. the act of sitting | |
| 7. n. sitting still, inactivity, delay | |
| 8. n. position | |
| 9. n. sitting, session | |
| 10. n. seat, breech, fundament | |
| 11. n. (of animals) rump | |
| 12. n. (geometry) face of a regular solid |
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