Definition of pharmakos in English:

pharmakos

noun ˈfɑːməkɒs

A scapegoat; specifically one chosen in ancient Greece to atone for a crime or misfortune.

Origin

Early 20th century. From ancient Greek ϕαρμακός scapegoat from ϕάρμακον medicine, with alteration of accent and gender: the scapegoat representing a personified remedy.

Definition of pharmakos in US English:

pharmakos

nounˈfɑːməkɒs

A scapegoat; specifically one chosen in ancient Greece to atone for a crime or misfortune.

Origin

Early 20th century. From ancient Greek ϕαρμακός scapegoat from ϕάρμακον medicine, with alteration of accent and gender: the scapegoat representing a personified remedy.

单词	pharmakos
释义	Definition of pharmakos in English: pharmakos noun ˈfɑːməkɒs A scapegoat; specifically one chosen in ancient Greece to atone for a crime or misfortune. Origin Early 20th century. From ancient Greek ϕαρμακός scapegoat from ϕάρμακον medicine, with alteration of accent and gender: the scapegoat representing a personified remedy. Definition of pharmakos in US English: pharmakos nounˈfɑːməkɒs A scapegoat; specifically one chosen in ancient Greece to atone for a crime or misfortune. Origin Early 20th century. From ancient Greek ϕαρμακός scapegoat from ϕάρμακον medicine, with alteration of accent and gender: the scapegoat representing a personified remedy.
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