Pronunciation: /es-kyoo-lay-pee-uhs/
noun A snake is a long, legless reptile that is often feared or considered dangerous.
A1 The aesculapius snake slithered through the grass.
A2 In ancient Greek mythology, the aesculapius snake was a symbol of healing and medicine.
B1 The aesculapius snake was often depicted on the staff of Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine.
B2 The aesculapius snake is commonly associated with healing and rejuvenation in various cultures.
C1 The intricate design of the aesculapius snake on the ancient artifact showcased the importance of medicine in society.
C2 The aesculapius snake symbolizes the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth in many spiritual traditions.
formal In ancient Greek mythology, the symbol of Aesculapius is often depicted with a snake wrapped around a staff.
informal Did you know that the Aesculapius snake is a symbol of healing in Greek mythology?
slang I saw a cool tattoo of an Aesculapius snake on someone's arm.
figurative The Aesculapius snake represents the balance between life and death in many cultures.
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