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Meaning of goat god
goat god (n)
(Greek mythology) god of fields and woods and shepherds and flocks; represented as a man with goat's legs and horns and ears; identified with Roman Sylvanus or Faunus
goat god Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greeks worshipped Pan, the goat god, as the protector of shepherds and flocks.
- In Roman mythology, the goat god Faunus was associated with forests, fertility, and prophecy.
- The Celtic goat god Cernunnos was often depicted with antlers, symbolizing the virility of nature.
- The Egyptian goat god Khnum was believed to have created mankind out of clay on a potter's wheel.
- The Sumerian goat god Enki possessed great wisdom and was considered the patron deity of craftspeople.
- The Babylonian goat god Ea was known for his intelligence and his ability to grant wishes.
- The Hittite goat god Telipinu was associated with agriculture and the changing seasons.
- The Etruscan goat god Voltumna was worshipped as the protector of cities and the underworld.
- The Norse goat god Thor was renowned for his strength and his mighty hammer.
- The Slavic goat god Veles was the protector of livestock and the god of the dead.
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(Greek mythology) god of fields and woods and shepherds and flocks; represented as a man with goat's legs and horns and ears; identified with Roman Sylvanus or
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The ancient Greeks worshipped Pan, the goat god, as the protector of shepherds and flocks.
In Roman mythology, the goat god Faunus was associated with forests, fertility, and prophecy.
The Celtic goat god Cernunnos was often depicted with antlers, symbolizing the virility of nature.
The Egyptian goat god Khnum was believed to have created mankind out of clay on a potter's wheel.
