What does Artemis the goddess stand for?

Answer 1

It means Perfect; goddess of the hunt and the moon; moon spirit

Note; Her name is usually derived from artemês, uninjured, healthy, vigorous; according to which she would be the goddess who is herself inviolate and vigorous, and also grants strength and health to others.

Answer 2

All of her symbols are related in some way to the stories about her. For instance, the bow and arrow are her symbols because she was a huntress. The hunting dog is one of her symbols for the same reason. She was a moon goddess, the so the crescent moon is one of her symbols.

Answer 3

Perfect; Greek goddess of the Hunt and the moon.

Note: Her name is usually derived from the Greek word artemês, uninjured, healthy, vigorous; according to which she would be the goddess who is herself inviolate and vigorous, and also grants strength and health to others.

Answer 4

Artemis represents many things. She often represented the moon, and was referred to as the "Goddess of the Hunt". She mainly represents unspoiled youth and virginity. She was the goddess of youth, hunting and wilderness among others.

Answer 5

My first encounter with Artemis was with the show "Wild west" but later I came to know her as an aspect of Divine Mother. Looking up the word artemisia can give you some hints but my experience is that she is the protector of wild things, she is very fond of deer, and she sees over the experience of birth. She is the mother of mid-wives and all aspects of pregnancy and birthing are of her domain. She once took me to the place in the universe where souls exsist before they come into this world: the womb of the universe. Do not underestimate her, all of us have some experience of her if we really look inside.

Answer 6

Artemis' greek name was Artemis. She was Diana in Rome

Answer 7

She carries a bow and arrows to show she is the goddess of the hunt. The moon crescent in her hair denotes her being the moon goddess.

Answer 8

Atremis was the goddess of the moon, hunting, and if memory serves right then also of chastity.

Answer 9

The meaning of Diana, a Roman goddess who was counterpart to Greek Artemis, was "heavenly" or "divine".