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do you have to do that greek gods packet tooo. the answer is cronology, chronometer and chronic but theres probably more answers
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What words are derived from Zeus' name?
Zeus
What was Chronus' Roman Name?
Cronus/Cronos Answer 2: No, sorry, it was Saturnus (Saturn).
What is zeus' father's name?
Zeus's father was the titan called Kronus. Zeus cut him up and left him in the pit of Tarturus.
Name a Greek god?
One god is poseidon god of the sea Zeus god of gods. Cronos father of Hades,Poseidon & Zeus
What does the name Robin mean?
It actually has two meanings: 1) As a masculine name it is a medieval pet form of Robert (which was derived from the Germanic words 'hrod' - 'fame' and 'beraht' - 'bright, famous'). 2) It can also be used as a feminine name, being derived from the English vocabulary word for a bird.
What is the birth name of Cronos?
Cronos's birth name is Conrad Lant.
The name COMPAQ is derived from which 2 words?
it is derived from COMPatability And Quality.
What was Zeus fathers name?
Cronos.
What words are derived from Zeus' name?
Zeus
Where do the name sagaille cam from?
Doctors and nurses, as you can see the four words means adventure or stages and the three words after means sick and the last two derived from the french. You do the math.
What is cronos Roman name?
The ancient Roman name for Cronus was Saturn.
Does Saturn have a different name?
Yes, Kronos/Kronus/Cronos/Cronus
Does cronos go into lukes body in Percy Jackson?
His name is Kronos not cronos, and yes, Kronos did go into Lukes body, deep into his body, if you know what I mean.
What is a hummingbird's Latin name?
logradic ? Family: Trochillidae
What creature's name was derived from from french words meaning spinypig?
PorcupineSearch for etymology of procupine
Why did greek god cronos give his name to time?
Due to the confusion with the Greek word Chronos or Time, Cronos was conceived also as a personification of Time, described as eternally young never old.
What are the origins of the words volcano?
"Volcano" is derived from the name of the Island of Vulcano, which got its name from the Roman god of fire, Vulcan.
