One man's mythology is another man's religion. There is no term to distinguish between mythological gods and real ones. In any case, they are just called gods or goddesses. Although synonyms do exist. A god can also be called a deity, a divinity, or a demi-urge.
No god is named after it but they called it Cronus, Zeus's father.
Nike is the famous ancient goddess who personified triumph Greek mythological God of Victory
Hera never died because she is a goddess and god/goddess can never die. They are immortal. Others think that Hera is mythological and was never born nor died.
The Roman goddess Venus is equivalent to the Greek goddess Aphrodite.
Seeing as she is a mythological goddess, no where.
From the Greek goddess "Hygeia", a goddess of good health.
Mythological creatures do not have birthdays. Echo was not a goddess, but a nymph.
Demeter is the goddess of the harvest in Greek Mythology.Demeter's mother was the Mythological Titaness named Rhea.Demeters' father was Cronus, God of the Harvest.
AGLAIA Aglaea is the goddess of splendor Euphrosyn is the goddess of mirth Thalia is the goddess of good cheer
Names of the Major PlanetsMercury - named after the Roman mythological counterpart of Hermes, the Greek god of messengers, commerce, thieves, and sports. Named as such because of the speed at which it revolves around the Sun.Venus - named after the Roman mythological counterpart of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.Earth (also known by its Latin name, "Terra") - named after the titan of the earth from Greek mythology.Mars - named after the Roman mythological counterpart of Ares, the Greek god of war.Jupiter - named after the Roman mythological counterpart of Zeus, the Greek king of the gods.Saturn - named after the Roman god of agriculture and harvest, Saturn. He is the Roman mythological counterpart of Cronus (Kronos), the Greek titan who fathered Zeus.Uranus - named after the Greek mythological Father of the Sky, Ouranos. "Uranus" is the Latin translation of "Ouranos".Neptune - named after the Roman mythological counterpart of Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas.Names of the Dwarf PlanetsPluto - named for a Greek god of the underworld (successor to Hades)Eris - named for the Greek goddess of discordHaumea - named for the matron goddess of HawaiiMakemake - god of fertility who created humanity in the Rapanui mythsCeres - asteroid named for the Roman goddess of agriculture
Bathaluman is a filipino term for a goddess while Bathala is termed for a god.
This is how you spell goddesses.