Hades

See also hades

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ᾍδης (Hadēs).

Proper noun

Hades

1. (Greek mythology) The god of the underworld and ruler of the dead, son of Cronus and Rhea, brother to Zeus, Poseidon
2. (Greek mythology) the underworld, the domain of Hades, by transference from its god
3. In the Septuagint Bible, the Greek translation of Sheol
4. Hell

Translations

from Greek mythology

Armenian: Հադես (hy) (Hades) Finnish: Haades (fi) French: Hadès (fr) m. Greek: Άδης (el) (Ádis) m., Τάρταρα (el) (Tartara) n. pl. Ancient: ᾍδης (Hadēs)

Hungarian: Hádész (hu) Russian: Аид (ru) (Aíd) m., Гадес (ru) (Gádes) m. Swahili: Hade (sw), Hadesi (sw) Swedish: Hades (sv)

the Greek translation of Sheol

Greek: Ancient: ᾍδης (Hadēs)

Russian: Аид (ru) (Aíd) m., Гадес (ru) (Gádes) m.

hell

Finnish: tuonela (fi) Greek: κόλαση (el) (kolasi) f. Ancient: ᾍδης (Hadēs)

Russian: ад (ru) (ad) m.

See also

• Hell
• Pluto

Anagrams

• ashed, heads, shade

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Portuguese

Proper noun

Hades m.

1. Hades (mythology).