Definition
British spelling: to make or become inspired by Dionysian spirit, often meaning to surrender to revelry, ecstasy, or wild celebration.
Etymology
From 'Dionysian' (relating to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and ecstasy) + '-ise' (British suffix for verbs), following the pattern of verbing adjectives.
Kelly Says
To 'dionise' is to embrace the wild, ecstatic side of human nature that Dionysus represented—it's the opposite of being controlled and rational, which is why Nietzsche used 'Dionysian' to describe the passionate, creative forces in human culture!
Translations
ARالعربية
ديونيسيوس
dee-o-nee-see-oos
BNবাংলা
দিওনিস
dee-o-nees
CACatalà
Dionís
dee-oh-nees
CSČeština
Dionýsos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
DADansk
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
DEDeutsch
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
ELΕλληνικά
Διόνυσος
dee-o-nee-sohs
ESEspañol
Dionís
dee-OH-nees
FAفارسی
dionysos
dee-o-nee-sohs
FISuomi
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
FRFrançais
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-soh
GUGU
દિઓનિસસ
dee-o-nees-s
HAHA
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
HEעברית
דיוןיסוס
dee-o-ni-sohs
HIहिन्दी
दायोनिसीयस
dee-o-nee-see-yas
HUMagyar
Dionüsz
dee-oh-nee-sh
IDBahasa Indonesia
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
IGIG
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
ITItaliano
Dioniso
dee-oh-nee-soh
JA日本語
ディオニソス
dee-o-ni-so-su
KKKK
Дионисий
dee-oh-nee-see-y
KO한국어
디오니소스
di-o-ni-so-seu
MRMR
दिओनिसे
dee-o-nee-se
MSBahasa Melayu
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
MYမြန်မာ
ဒီယိုနီး
dee-o-nee
NLNederlands
Dionysus
dee-oh-nee-sohs
NONorsk
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
PLPolski
Dionizos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
PTPortuguês
Dionísio
dee-oh-nee-see-oh
RORomână
Dionis
dee-oh-neess
RUРусский
Дионисий
dee-oh-nee-see-y
SVSvenska
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
SWKiswahili
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
TAதமிழ்
டைனியஸ்
tai-ni-yas
TEతెలుగు
డియోనిసస్
dee-o-ni-sas
THไทย
ไดโอนีซุส
dai-o-nee-su
TLTL
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
TRTürkçe
Dionizos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
UKУкраїнська
Діонісій
dee-oh-nee-see-y
URاردو
ڈیونیسس
dee-o-nees-s
VITiếng Việt
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
YOYO
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs
ZH中文
狄俄尼索斯
di-eo-ni-so-su
ZUZU
Dionysos
dee-oh-nee-sohs