Usage of "thanatos" | TermGallery

Spanish

(Psychoanalysis) an unconscious urge to die.

Usage of thanatos in English

NOTES.-Thanatopsisis composed of two Greek words, thanatos, meaning death, and opsis, a view. 
 McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader 

This resolution works as an anguished metaphor: there's almost a kind of thanatos, a yearning for death in the mind of the sufferer. 
 The Guardian 

By the time he thought to ask another question, Thanatos was gone. 
 For Love Of Evil 

When Thanatos changed, by assassinating the prior officeholder and taking his place. 
 For Love Of Evil 

Thanatos is not a god, not at all a King of Terrors. 
 Alcestis 

Eros and Thanatos, all in one, dressed in tux and top hat. 
 John Winchester’s Journal 

Ares and Thanatos vaporized him with a double blast of godly wrath. 
 Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods 

Thanatos fell months behind on his rounds, and made increasing errors of classification. 
 For Love Of Evil 

The labels remain unchanged-Eros, Logos, Thanatos-while the world undergoes drastic alterations. 
 The Civilization of Illiteracy 

One was an emulation of Thanatos, and the other of Chronos. 
 For Love Of Evil 

I warn you that when 'Thanatos' snores the rafters will ring. 
 The Man Who Rocked the Earth 

On the other hand, Thanatos looked very much alive, and in lovely condition! 
 The Flight of the Shadow 

Thanatos had spoken truly; she was with him, in the blood! 
 For Love Of Evil 

Thanatos (Death) and his twin-brother Hypnus (Sleep) were the children of Nyx. 
 Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome 

Apparently, therefore, he must be Thanatos, whom we have just seen on the stage. 
 Alcestis 

His own horse he called Thanatos, which means Death. 
 The Flight of the Shadow 

Translations for thanatos

Spanish

Thanatos through the time

Meanings of thanatos in English