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Etymology Quiz 2

QuestionAnswer
hypn (greek), somn (latin) sleep
irid (greek) rainbow
lun (latin) moon
pan (greek), omn (latin) all
-esce (latin) begin
hel (greek), sol (latin) sun
xen- (greek), hosp- (latin) guest/host
phor- (greek), fer- (latin) carry/bear
phos/t- (greek), luc- (latin) light
phon- (greek), son- (latin) sound
-ine (latin) pertaining to, related to
Adonis 1) most attractive man and a hunter 2) Aphrodite falls in love with him; Adonis goes to hunt a boar and is killed
Anemone 1) Red flower that is wind-blown; 2) Aphrodite transforms Adonis into this after his death
Eros 1) accidentally scrapes Aphrodite with an arrow 2) makes her fall in love with Adonis 3) falls in love with Psyche 4) son of Aphrodite
Psyche 1) most beautiful mortal girl 2) tries to kill Eros 3) puts through impossible tests to win Eros back.
Aphrodite 1) large baby follows her around 2) goddess of love
Delphi 1) home of apollo 2) ancient Greek religious sanctuary
Allegory 1) literal and figuratively 2) characters, settings, and events function as a sustained metaphor
Achises 1) Herder that Aphrodite falls in love with 2) father of Aeneas 3) permanently disabled
Aeneas 1) son of Anchises and Aphrodite 2) founder of Rome
Daphne Nymph pursued by Apollo (Phoebus); prays to father for safety and is transformed into a laurel tree
Python 1) Apollo kills Python 2) guarded the sacred Oracle of Delphi
Etiology 1) tells about the causes/why 2) explain natural phenomena, geographical features, and societal customs
Europa 1) young woman in present-day lebanon 2) Zeus transformed into a bull to take her away to greece
Cadmus 1) Brother of Europa 2) goes to seek her out after she's taken by Zeus as a bull
Minos 1) King of Crete and 2) son of Zeus and Europa
Callisto 1) original follower of artemis 2) ursa major
Artemis 1) twins with Apollo 2) associated with bow and arrow 3) leader of virgin gods
Zeus 1) thunderbolt 2) king of the gods
Arcas 1) Son of Callisto and Zeus 2) almost shoots his mother transformed into a bear; gods take pity and turn him into ursa minor
Hera 1) turns callisto into a bear when she discovers that callisto is pregnant with zeus' son 2) Zeus' official wife.
Phaethon 1) son of helius/apollo, 2) crashed helius' chariot
Aurora 1) Dawn goddess 2) appears at beginning of phaethon's chariot ride
Helios 1) personification of the sun 2) known for driving chariot everyday.
Apollo / Phoebus 1) olympic god of music 2) twin of artemis!
Clymene Mother of Phaethon, told him of his parentage and father was helius/apollo
Lucifer 1) carrier of light, light-bringer; 2) appears at beginning of phaethon's chariot ride
Atlas 1) holds up the world; 2) burned by chariot that Phaethon drove
Daedalus Father of Icarus - inventor - constructs wax wings to escape Crete
Crete 1) island where Daedalus is exiled to 2) where Zeus was born
Labyrinth 1) Daedalus was the architect who built the Labyrinth on Crete 2) contained the Minotaur
Icarus 1) son of Daedalus, 2) flies too close to sun
Bellorophon 1) Tamer of Pegasus 2) killed the Chimera while riding on Pegasus 3) exiled from home in Corinth
Xenia 1) Rules of hospitality where hosts can't kill guests, 2) must feed them before asking about their business
Proetus 1) husband of Anteia 2) sends Bellerophon to Iobates to be killed
Anteia 1) wife of Proetus 2) accused Bellerophon of assult
Iobates 1) bound by rules of xenia so could not kill Bellerophon 2) decided to put on some impossible tasks for Bellerophon instead
Chimera 1) Lion, Snake, Goat 2) defeated by pegasus and bellerophon
Pegasus 1) immortal winged horse of Greek mythology 2) born from the blood of the Gorgon Medusa
Amazons 1) group of women warriors, 2) Bellerophon defeats them
Hubris 1) excessive pride 2) icarus prime example i fear
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