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goddess meaning in Latin

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goddess [goddesses] noun
[UK: ˈɡɒ.dɪs]
[US: ˈɡɑː.dəs]

dea [deae](1st) F
nounShe's a goddess. = Dea est.

dia [diae](1st) F
noun

diva [divae](1st) F
noun

goddess of fields noun

campestris [campestris](3rd) F
noun

goddess of flocks / herds and of hearth / household noun

Vesta [Vestae](1st) F
noun

goddess of flowers noun

Flora [Florae](1st) F
noun

goddess of hills noun

collina [collinae](1st) F
noun

goddess of ovens? noun

fornax [fornacis](3rd) F
noun

furnax [furnacis](3rd) F
noun

goddess of the dawn noun

aurora [aurorae](1st) F
noun

goddesses worshiped at crossroads noun

bivia [biviae](1st) F
noun

Ceres (goddess of grain / fruits) noun

Ceres [Cereris](3rd) F
noun

deity, god / goddess noun

caelicola [caelicolae](1st) C
noun

coelicola [coelicolae](1st) C
noun

demigoddess, heroine noun

heroina [heroinae](1st) F
noun

Diana (virgin goddess of light / moon / hunt) noun

Diana [Dianae](1st) F
noun

divinity, god / goddess noun

caelestis [caelestis](3rd) C
noun

celestis [celestis](3rd) C
noun

coelestis [coelestis](3rd) C
noun

E:goddess Minerva / Athene noun

pallas [palladis](3rd) F
noun

epithet of Ceres as goddess of grain adjective

aristifer [aristifera, aristiferum]adjective

aristiger [aristigera, aristigerum]adjective

German goddess, worshiped by traders who sailed across the North Sea noun

Nehalannia [Nehalanniae](1st) F
noun

Iris (messenger of the gods, goddess of the rainbow) noun

Iris [Iridis](3rd) F
noun

Iris [Iris](3rd) F
noun

Libitina, goddess of funerals noun

Libitina [Libitinae](1st) F
noun

Lucina, goddess of childbirth noun

Lucina [Lucinae](1st) F
noun

Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom noun

Minerva [Minervae](1st) F
noun

moon goddess noun

Phoebe [Phoebes]noun
F

mother goddess (goddess who serves as a fertility deity)
noun

alma maternoun
{f}

muse (one of the goddesses of poetry, music, etc.) noun
[UK: mjuːz]
[US: ˈmjuːz]

musa [musae](1st) F
noun

of / sacred to / devoted to Venus, Roman goddess of love adjective

Veneri [(gen.), Veneriis]adjective

of Diana (virgin goddess of light / moon / hunt) adjective

Dianarius [Dianaria, Dianarium]adjective

Dianius [Diania, Dianium]adjective

oh my Goddess (interjection said in excitement)
interjection

Bona dea!interjection

one of the goddesses of fate noun

Parca [Parcae](1st) F
noun

pl.) Latin goddesses of poetry (Cas noun

Camena [Camenae](1st) F
noun

plant (solanum) used by priests at festival of Bellona (goddess of war) noun

bellonaria [bellonariae](1st) F
noun

religious banquet w / seats for goddesses noun

sellisternium [sellisterni(i)](2nd) N
noun

religious banquets (pl.) for goddesses noun

sellisternium [sellisterni(i)](2nd) N
noun

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