n.
A satellite of Jupiter.
[Greek Anankē, mother of Adrasteia, distributor of rewards and punishments, by Jupiter, from anankē, necessity.]
Dictionary:
An·an·ke (ə-năng'kē, ə-năn'-)
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[Greek Anankē, mother of Adrasteia, distributor of rewards and punishments, by Jupiter, from anankē, necessity.]
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