The Greeks did not give mythological deities eye colors, as being immortal they could change such an appearance.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their features and bodies at will, including eye color.
maybe it was goldish yellow the color of the sun.
It means the eye of heaven. Nyx and Herema where the first ever sun and moon gods but then later got replaced by Helios (sun) and Selene (moon). Apollo (god the sun, music, healing, and prophecy) and Artemis (goddess of the moon, animals, and huntress of the gods) soon took the place of Helios and Selene. To find out more about the greek gods and goddesses check out the related link.
Whatever he chose to make it.
Most likely green but any color he wanted...And that color was probably green.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their appearances, including eye color.
Greek gods and goddesses could change their features and bodies at will, including eye color.
His eye color was stormy blue, and his hair was dark gold.
maybe it was goldish yellow the color of the sun.
Greek myth does not give Hecate a eye color.
It means the eye of heaven. Nyx and Herema where the first ever sun and moon gods but then later got replaced by Helios (sun) and Selene (moon). Apollo (god the sun, music, healing, and prophecy) and Artemis (goddess of the moon, animals, and huntress of the gods) soon took the place of Helios and Selene. To find out more about the greek gods and goddesses check out the related link.
It isn't told in Greek myth.
Whatever he chose to make it.
Most likely green but any color he wanted...And that color was probably green.
Poseidon can change his eye color as well as shape shift.
Well if you want to know who Zeus is then he's the Greek god if the sky, ruler of all gods, and he's known for his "wandering eye".
The Gods were were never given appearances as minute as the height, weight, eye color, etc.