Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
nysa
noun
/ˈnaɪsə/

Definition
A mythical mountain associated with Dionysus and the arts in Greek mythology.

Examples
- Nysa is said to be the birthplace of the wine god Dionysus.
- The lush landscapes of Nysa are often used in literature to symbolize abundance and joy.
- Many ancient accounts describe Nysa as a paradise of wine and revelry.

Meaning
In Greek mythology, Nysa is often depicted as a lush, mystical mountain where the god Dionysus was raised and where he learned about wine-making and festivity.

Synonyms
- Mount Nysa
- Mythical mountain
- Height of Dionysus