Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pandarus

Noun

/ˈpændərəs/

Definition

In classical mythology, Pandarus is a character known for his role as an archer and a supporter of the Trojan cause.

Examples

Pandarus was known for his cunning strategies during the Trojan War.
In Shakespeare’s ‘Troilus and Cressida,’ Pandarus is a pivotal figure who facilitates the relationship between the two lovers.

Meaning

Often associated with themes of betrayal and loyalty in storytelling and literature, the name ‘Pandarus’ has become synonymous with characters who cause conflict.