Nyx

English

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Etymology

From Ancient Greek Νύξ (Nuks).

Proper noun

Nyx

1. (Greek mythology) The primordial goddess of night, daughter of Chaos.

Derived terms

• Nyctian
• nyctian

Translations

the primordial goddess of night

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 纽克斯 (cmn)

• Czech: Nyx (cs)
• Danish: Nyx (da)
• Dutch: Nox (nl), Nyx (nl)
• Finnish: Nyks (fi)
• French: Nyx (fr)
• German: Nyx (de)
• Greek: Νυξ (el) (Nyx) f
• Hawaiian: Nika
• Hungarian: Nüx (hu)

• Italian: Notte (it), Nyx (it)
• Japanese: ニュクス (ja) (Nyukusu)
• Lithuanian: Niktė (lt)
• Polish: Nyks (pl) f
• Portuguese: Nix (pt)
• Russian: Никта (ru) (Níkta) f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Никта (sh) f

  Latin: Nikta (sh) f

• Spanish: Nix (es), Nyx (es)
• Swedish: Nyx (sv)