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Other Names of Ananke in Mythology

Ananke is a primeval Greek goddess, the personification of necessity. In mythology, she is also known by several other names such as Adrasteia and the Moirai. Adrasteia, meaning inescapable, was given to Ananke because it represents inexorable destiny and refers to the fact that no one can escape his or her destiny. The Moirai, meaning the "apportioners", were the personifications of Fate in Greek mythology. Thus Ananke was also associated with the Fates.

Other Names for Eros in Mythology

Eros is the Greek god of love and is also known as Cupid in Roman mythology. In Greek mythology, he is also referred to as "The God of Desire." Besides, he has many other names in different mythologies that include:

• Amor (Roman mythology)

• Kaamdev (Hindu mythology)

• Kama (Buddhist mythology)

• Erato (one of the nine muses, associated with love poetry)

• Iros (personification of desire in Greek mythology)

Other names for Tartarus in Mythology

Tartarus was the deepest, darkest part of the underworld in Greek mythology. It is often associated with suffering as it was where the souls of the dead were judged and punished. In mythology, it is also known as the "abyss", "the pit", or "the bottomless pit".

Other Names of Uranus in Mythology

In Greek mythology, Uranus was the primal god of the sky and heavens, who was eventually overthrown by his own son Cronus. He was known as Ouranos, Father Sky, and also had Latinized name Caelus.

Other Names of Gaia in Mythology

Gaia is also known as Gaea, Terra, and Tellus in different mythologies.

Other Names for Chronos in Mythology

Chronos is also known by different names in mythology. In Greek mythology, he is known as the personification of time and is normally associated with the titan Kronos, also known as Cronus. In Roman mythology, he is known as Saturn.

Other Names of Nyx in Mythology

In Greek mythology, Nyx is known as the goddess of night. She is also referred to as Nox in Roman mythology. Some of the other names by which Nyx is known as- Daughter of Chaos, Mist or Darkness, or simply as Night.

Other names of Erebus in Mythology

Erebus is the personification of the deep darkness and shadows of the underworld in Greek mythology. Other names he is known by include:

• Erebos

• Erabus

• Eribos

• Erevo

Erebus was also sometimes associated with Gaea (the Earth) and Nyx (the Night).

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Other names for Chaos in Mythology

Chaos, in Greek mythology, is the primeval void that preceded the universe and is sometimes personified as a female deity named Chaos. Below are some of the other names that Chaos is known as in Mythology:

• Apeiron: a Greek concept of infinity, which is thought to be Chaos in its unfathomable form.

• Nyx: the Greek goddess who is the personification of night. She emerged from Chaos just after Erebus, the primordial darkness.

• Erebus: the god of darkness, who emerged from Chaos with Nyx.

• Erebos: the equivalent deity of Erebus in Greek mythology, he is also the personification of darkness.

• Nox: the equivalent of Nyx in Roman mythology. She is the Roman goddess of night who emerged from Chaos.

Note that Chaos is commonly associated with the creation myth of Ancient Greece, where it was believed that the universe was created out of Chaos.

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Fae Names in Mythologies

• Ireland:

• Aos Sí (Sidhe) Banshee, Cluricaun, Leanan Sí,

• Leprechaun

• Scotland: Brownie, Glaistig, Selkie, Sylph,Tuatha Dé Danann

• England: Hobgoblin, Pixie

• Wales: Puck

  Germany: Coblynau, Erlkönig, Freybug, Nix

• Scandinavian: Alf, Nisse, Huldra, Skogsrå, Vittra,

• Älva

• Greek: Nymphs, Kallikantzaros, Satyrs, Dryads

• Roman: Faun, Lares, Lemures

• Slavic: Leshy, Domovoi, Vila

• Celtic: Púca, Fir Darrig, Gancanagh, Grogoch

• Indian: Apsaras, Yaksha, Kinnara, Gandharva

• Japanese: Kitsune, Tengu

• Chinese: Hulijing, Jingwei, Qiuniu

• Egyptian: Akh, Ba

• North America: - - - -

• Cherokee : Nunnehi

• Inuit : Qalupalik

• South America: - - - -

• Brazil : Curupira

• Africa: - - - -

• Zulu : Inkanyamba

• Senegal : Jengu

• Middle East:

• Al jahannam /Al jahannam (Genie)

• Australian Aborigine: Wagyl (Rainbow Serpent), Bunyip, Mimi

• Polynesian: Taniwha, Marakihau

• American-Anglo: Fairy, Gnome, Brownie, Elf, Imp,

• Kobold, Leprechaun, Pixie, Sprite

List of Dark Fae Names from All Mythologies

Here are some dark fae names from various mythologies:

• Nyx: Greek goddess of the night

• Morrigan: Irish goddess of war, fate, and death

• Arawn: Welsh god of the underworld

• Banshee: Irish fairy of death and doom

• Morgath: Celtic death goddess

• Hecate: Greek goddess of witchcraft, magic, and the night

• Danu: Irish goddess of death, wisdom, and fertility

• Hel: Norse goddess of death and the underworld

• Cailleach: Scottish goddess of winter, death, and the underworld.

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