Some believe the 3 Greek words translated to English as 'hell' are actually an interpolation - that is something added to or altering/corrupting with something foreign which in this case is an 'idea' of men. Be that as it may, there are 3 words translated as hell from the Greek. They are:
Hades - meaning unseen or grave or pit and is equivalent to 'sheol' in Hebrew.
Gehenna - valley of Hinnom and a burning city garbage dump.
Tartaroo/tartarus - a dark place of restraint for the fallen angels used one time in The Bible.
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Ares was the ancient Greek god of war, equivalent to the Roman god Mars.
The Roman name of the ancient Greek god Hermes was Mercurius (Mercury).The ancient Greek god called Hermes had an equivalent purpose in ancient Roman pagan religion. The name of Hermes was changed in Latin to the name of Mercury.
No, Hades is the Greek God of the Underworld. The Underworld has nothing to do with hell.
Ancient Greek rowing ships were called galleys.
Dalton in ancient Greek is the name of the god of games
"Go to the ravens/ crows!" which is the equivalent of "Go to hell!" / "Go to ruin!"/ "Go to hang"/ "Hang it!".
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It's Ancient Greek for, Go to the crows, or, Go to the ravens, orrr, Go to hell.
about ten months, the equivalent to the Greek year
Poseidon is the Greek equivalent
There is no Hebrew equivalent for Dimitar, since it is a name of Ancient Greek origin, not Hebraic origin.
In Greek mythology, Hades is the underworld where souls go after death, not equivalent to heaven. The equivalent to heaven in Greek mythology is Elysium, a paradise where heroes and favored individuals reside after death.
An oikos (ancient Greek: οἶκος, plural: οἶκοι, English prefix: Eco for Ecology and Economics) is the ancient Greek equivalent of a household, house, or family
There is no actual Jewish concept equivalent to 'hell'. The word is usually translated in movies as "Geh Hinom" (the valley of Hinom, which is an ancient garbage dump in Israel).
Venus is the goddess who's the Roman equivalent of the Greek deity Aphrodite. Specifically, Aphrodite is the Greek divinity to whom worshippers direct their concerns over love, fertility and beauty. These same concerns are what draw ancient Romans to Venus.
Ares was the ancient Greek god of war, equivalent to the Roman god Mars.
Neptune was the ancient Roman god of the sea. This god was borrowed from the ancient Greeks. The Greek equivalent of Neptune was Poseidon.