In Gallic, the word "legenda" is derived from Latin, meaning "that which is to be read." Other terms like "mythos" can also convey the idea of a legendary tale or story. Additionally, "fable" can refer to a story with a moral lesson, often featuring mythical creatures, and reflects the storytelling tradition within Gallic culture.
In some ways the legend of Dionysus resembles the legend of Osiris.
In other words, the universal meaning of Aphrodite is love, lust and beauty. The way she can convince anyone with her sexiness is similar to what beautiful women do to some men. So, it is said that when women do that, it sprang from the meaning of Aphrodite.
Legend, language, poetry.
Mhaolchatha is an Irish name with roots in the Cork area. It comes from the old Irish words 'maol' and 'cathach' meaning 'fierce/bald' and 'warlike' respectively. Combined the words means 'fierce warrior' or some interpret it as 'fierce warlike chieftain'.
Some unique kitsune names and their meanings include: Akio - meaning "bright man" or "hero" Yuki - meaning "snow" or "happiness" Kohana - meaning "little flower" Haruki - meaning "shining brightly" Ren - meaning "lotus" or "love"
In Irish, finscéal, fáithscéal, seanscéal all mean 'legend'.
Narrative, Tale, Yarn, Account, Legend, Fairy-Tale, or Chronicle
Some words with the stem "loco" meaning place include locomotion, location, and relocate.
Some words that have the same meaning as "multiply" are increase, expand, and grow.
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Gone
Some words that begin with "terr" meaning land are terrain, terrestrial, territory, and terra firma.
Legends are spread through words of mouth. At one point, a legend may have held some truth, but as years went on, and the story retold it became legend.
There are some contexts in which the words "may" or "might" have the same meaning as would.
A British dictionary is packed full of English words (and their meaning).
Ironically enough, the word "Mean" is the same as "Signify"