Definition of eiron in English:

eiron

noun ˈʌɪrɒn

A stock character in ancient Greek comedy characterized by self-depreciation, modesty of speech, and awareness of irony. Hence in extended use: a character of this type. Contrasted with alazon.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Education. From ancient Greek εἴρων person who says less than he or she thinks.

nounˈʌɪrɒn

A stock character in ancient Greek comedy characterized by self-depreciation, modesty of speech, and awareness of irony. Hence in extended use: a character of this type. Contrasted with alazon.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Education. From ancient Greek εἴρων person who says less than he or she thinks.

词汇	eiron
释义	Definition of eiron in English: eiron noun ˈʌɪrɒn A stock character in ancient Greek comedy characterized by self-depreciation, modesty of speech, and awareness of irony. Hence in extended use: a character of this type. Contrasted with alazon. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Education. From ancient Greek εἴρων person who says less than he or she thinks. Definition of eiron in US English: eiron nounˈʌɪrɒn A stock character in ancient Greek comedy characterized by self-depreciation, modesty of speech, and awareness of irony. Hence in extended use: a character of this type. Contrasted with alazon. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Education. From ancient Greek εἴρων person who says less than he or she thinks.
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