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In case you haven't read the other two threads (city and workers) we need more postings in here on warrior names!
THANATOS
Means "death" in Greek. This was the name of the Greek god of death who resided with Hades in the underworld
Like the idea of the Hopilite (city guardians) getting Greek names. Good suggestion Vlad
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Aidun
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The Hague, the capital of the civilized world
Nov 2002 time: 06:34
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Alexander
Democrites
Philippos
Haemon
Creon
Alcibiades
Agathon
Eryximachos
Phaedros
Apollodoros
Glaucon
Aristodemos
Aristofanes
Euthyphro
Crito
Phaedo
Eteocles
Polynices
Oidipous
Heracles
Theseus
Perseus
Castor
Pollux
Achilles
Actaeon
Adonis
Aeneas
Aiax
Alcmaeon
Amphiaros
Jason
Apollonios
Atreus
Thyestes
Bellerophon
Cadmos
Cautes
Cronos
Daedalos
Diomedes
Ganymedes
Lacoon
Icaros
Aeson
Meleager
Menelaos
Midas
Minos
Mithras
Narcissos
Neoptolemos
Phyrros
Odysseus
Orestes
Orpheus
Paris
Patroclos
Polyphemos
Priamos
Prometheus
Epimetheus
Sisyphus
Tantalos
Telephus
Telemachos
These are a few Greek names some from literature, most of kings and heroes.
Aidun
Last edited by Aidun on 10-03-2004 at 22:16
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Aidun
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The Hague, the capital of the civilized world
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quote: Originally posted by GodKing
Isn't Cronos usually spelled Kronos, or are they two different titans (the one with the K is the titan of time IIRC). |
The real spelling is Kronos. The Greeks had and still have only one K consonant in their alphabet, the Kappa, with symbol K. The Romans, who copied but much of the Greek mythology and texts translated the Greek texts to Latin, in which the C consonant is more oftenly used, so Kronos became Cronos and Herakles became Hercules and there are more examples. Many names that in Greek end on -os became -us in Latin, therefore the form Cronus is also widespread.
The dominance of the C in Latin is still visible in English. English belongs to the family of Germanic languages to which German, Dutch, Flemish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Icelandish, Frisian and East-Gothic belong too. In those other Germanisc languages the K is dominant (although in Dutch this K dominance is decreasing), while in English, which has been influenced enormously by both Latin and French (a Romanic language) the C is dominant over the K. In English there are almost no words that begin with a K.
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Lord Nuclear
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Nuclear Warrior
Master Horse
Nuclear Master
Horse Master
Nuke
NM
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