hephaistos (Meaning)

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hephaistos (n)

(Greek mythology) the lame god of fire and metalworking in ancient mythology; identified with Roman Vulcan

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Hephaistos, the skilled blacksmith of Greek mythology, crafted divine weapons.
In the depths of Mount Etna, Hephaistos toiled alongside his loyal assistants, the Cyclopes.
The limping Hephaistos was ridiculed by the other gods, but his ingenuity surpassed them all.
With his legendary forge, Hephaistos created the thunderbolts of Zeus and the shield of Athena.
Hephaistos' wife, Aphrodite, was the goddess of beauty, but their marriage was not without its complications.
The golden throne of Hephaistos served as a trap, immobilizing his mother, Hera, when she attempted to rebel against Zeus.
Hephaistos' symbol, the anvil, represents his unyielding determination.
The ruins of Hephaistia, a temple dedicated to Hephaistos in Athens, stand as a testament to his importance.
Hephaistos' association with volcanoes has led to his being considered the patron god of smiths and metallurgy.
In modern literature and art, Hephaistos continues to be depicted as the epitome of craftsmanship and the limitations of the physically impaired.

(Greek mythology) the lame god of fire and metalworking in ancient mythology; identified with Roman Vulcan

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Hephaistos, the skilled blacksmith of Greek mythology, crafted divine weapons.

In the depths of Mount Etna, Hephaistos toiled alongside his loyal assistants, the Cyclopes.

The limping Hephaistos was ridiculed by the other gods, but his ingenuity surpassed them all.

With his legendary forge, Hephaistos created the thunderbolts of Zeus and the shield of Athena.