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Etymology Test 2

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hyper (greek), super (latin) over, above
borea (greek) the north wind, northern
de (latin) down, off, thoroughly
apo (greek) from, off
capit (latin) head
cap, cip, capt, cept (latin) take
-ate (latin) verbal, makes a noun
trop (greek), vers, vert (latin) turn, change
amphi- (greek), circum (latin) around
pol(it)- (greek) city
pol (latin) axis
study 12 laborers sheet yes
hel (greek), sol (latin) sun
xen- (greek), hosp- (latin) guest, host, stranger
phor- (greek), fer- (latin) carry, bear
phos/t- (greek), luc- (latin) light
phon- (greek), son- (latin) sound
-ine (latin) relating to
Phaethon 1) son of helius/apollo, 2) crashed helius' chariot
Apollo / Phoebus 1) olympic god of music 2) twin of artemis!
Daedalus 1) Father of Icarus - inventor 2) constructs wax wings to escape Crete
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
Perseus 1) Son of Danae and Zeus 2) killer of Medusa
Acrisius 1) Father of Danae 2) grandfather of Perseus; receives prophecy that grandson will kill him
Danae 1) Mother of Perseus 2) sent off in box in ocean by Acrisius, her father
Zeus 1) Perseus' father 2) Hercules' father
Seriphos 1) place where Danae and Perseus ended up after at sea 2) king of seriphos is polydectes
Dictys 1) Fisherman who saves perseus and danae 2) brother of polydectes
Polydectes 1) King who falls in love with Danae 2) brother of Dictys
Medusa 1) Perseus kills her 2) Pegasus springs from her head
Athena 1) helps Bellerophon tame Pegasus 2) helps Hercules defeat Stymphalian Birds
Graeae 1) 3 sisters 2) shared one eye and one tooth
Nymphs 1) takes Hercules boyfriend Hylas 2) water nymphs
Hermes 1) helps perseus defeat medusa 2) helps alongside Athena
Hyperborea 1) paradise land 2) where Perseus killed Medusa
Gorgons 1) 3 snakelike monsters 2) 2 immortal and 1 mortal; mortal one was Medusa
Atlas 1) holds up the world 2) interacts with Hercules during 12 Labor Golden Apples
Cassiopeia 1) Mother of Andromeda 2) poseidon chained daughter to rock to be eaten by monster
Andromeda 1) chained to rock as punishment for mother's bragging 2) saved by and married to Perseus
Phineus 1) fiancee of andromeda 2) perseus kills him with medusa head
Hercules 1) Son of Zeus and Alcmena 2) sent on 12 labors quest
Amphitryon 1) husband of Alcmena 2) Zeus disguised as him and impregnated Alcmena with Heracles
Alcmena 1) Wife of Amphitryton 2) mother of Heracles
Iphicles 1) half-brother of Heracles 2) son of Alcmena
Hera 1) attempts to kill Hercules as a baby 2) drive Hercules into madness, kills Megara.
Eurystheus 1) Cousin of Heracles 2) Orders around Heracles
Eileithyia 1) childbirth goddess 2) makes Heracles born after Eurystheus
Linus 1) teacher of Heracles 2) murdered by Heracles after he hits Heracles
Virtue and Vice 1) Heracles had to choose between the two 2) one represents doing the hard thing with larger reward vs easy thing with less reward
Megara 1) Lover of Heracles 2) Heracles kill her and kids
Ne/mean Lion 1) one of 12 labors 2) heracles had to kill it and get its skin
Lern/aean Hydra 1) one of 12 labors; 2) heracles had to cut off heads, kept growing back
Cery/nean Deer 1) one of 12 labors; 2) Heracles had to get horns
Ery/man/thian Boar 1) one of 12 labors; 2) Heracles had to get it for eurystheus
Augean Stables 1) one of 12 labors; 2) never before cleaned stables that heracles had to clean
Stymph/alian Birds 1) one of 12 labors; 2) dangerous birds that heracles had to kill, helped by athena
Cretan Bull 1) one of 12 labors; 2) had to wrestle and round up
Horses of Diomedes 1) one of 12 labors; 2) Heracles has to tame them and makes them eat diomedes
Belt of Hippolyta 1) one of 12 labors; 2) had to get belt from Amazons queen
Cattle of Geryon 1) one of 12 labors; 2) defeats Geryon, a 3-headed man
Apples of the Hesperides 1) one of 12 labors; 2) golden apples retrieved by Atlas while Heracles held up the world
Cerberus 1) one of 12 labors; 2) Heracles had to go retrieve the 3-headed dog from the underworld and bring him back with permission of Hades
Admetus 1) husband of Alcestis 2) friend of Heracles
Alcestis 1) Wife of Admetus; 2) Heracles rescued her from death
Iole 1) Heracles has an affair with her; 2) her father tries to prevent Heracles from marrying her
Eurytus 1) Father of Iole; 2) prevents Iole from marrying Heracles
Iphitus 1) Son of an argonaut; 2) killed by Heracles
Omphale 1) Heracles becomes enslaved to her; 2) she makes him dress up like her and dresses like him
Deianeira 1) name means man-slayer; 2) wife of Heracles, accidentally poisons him
Nessus 1) assults Deianeira (Hercules wife); 2) gives her "love potion" to use on Heracles as apology, later poisons him
Apotheosis 1) Condition of turning from a human into a god; 2) happens to heracles after he's poisoned
Hebe 1) goddess of youth and 2) wife of Heracles
Jason 1) sent on quest to find Golden Fleece 2) Medea is his first wife
Golden Fleece 1) said to have healing powers; 2) Jason is sent on a quest to find it
Phrixus 1) Brother of Helle, 2) prays to gods to escape evil stepmother, gods send golden ram to bring him to safety
Helle 1) Sister of Phrixus; 2) rides on golden ram to safety; falls in water and left behind
Colchis 1) safe place Phrixus arrives at; 2) sacrifices the golden ram there, creating the golden fleece
Iolcus 1) city in greece; 2) where Jason was born
Pelias 1) Pelias is the king of Iolcus 2) sends Jason to get Golden Fleece
Aeson 1) Brother of Pelias and 2) father of Jason
Chiron 1) Centaur that raises Jason, 2) half human, half horse
Argonauts 1) Sailors on ship Argo 2) alongside Jason
Argus 1) shipbuilder who makes the ship argo 2) ridden by Jason and the Argonauts
Argo 1) name of ship and 2) the argonauts and jason sail on
Lemnos 1) island where women were cursed with horrible stench; 2) rejected by husbands and then killed them
Hypsipyle 1) Queen of Lemnian women, 2) Jason has affair with her
Hylas 1) Boyfriend of Heracles, 2) taken away by nymphs
Harpies 1) Destroy Phineus' food, 2) chased off by argonauts
Symplegades 1) Rocks that smash ships, 2) Jason sends dove through first so he's able to pass
Aeetes 1) King of Colchis, 2) father of Medea
Medea 1) Falls in love with Jason, 2) murders her kids
Talus 1) Giant bronze robot 2) at crete
Bellerophon (story) Bellerophon is from Corinth. The king sends him to kill the Chimera. Tames the winged horse Pegasus; defeats the Chimera. Becomes arrogant and tries to fly to Mount Olympus. The gods punish him; spends the rest of his life in misery.
Perseus (story) Perseus is the son of Zeus and Danaë. A king asks him to bring back the head of Medusa, whose gaze turns people to stone. Athena & Hermes help. Perseus beheads Medusa. He rescues Andromeda from a sea monster, uses Medusa head to turn others to stone.
Jason (story) Jason is the rightful heir to the throne of Iolcus, but his uncle takes it. Jason needs to get Golden Fleece. Leads the Argonauts on ship Argo. Medea falls in love; Jason abandons her, Medea kills their kids. Jason succeeds in getting the fleece,
Hercules (story) Heracles is the son of Zeus and a mortal woman. Hera, Zeus’ wife, hates him and drives him temporarily insane, causing him to harm his family. He is forced to complete 12 impossible labors. Granted immortality at the end.
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