Artemis
Artemis noun - (Greek mythology) the virgin goddess of the hunt and the Moon; daughter of Leto and twin sister of Apollo; identified with Roman Diana.
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Synonyms for Artemis
Diana
Diana noun - (Roman mythology) virgin goddess of the hunt and the Moon; counterpart of Greek Artemis.
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Nearby Words: Dianna, Diane, Dianne, Dian
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Related pairs
- hunter and Artemis
- hunter and Diana
- phoebe and Artemis
- phoebe and Diana
- jaeger and Artemis
- jaeger and Diana
- nimrod and Artemis
- nimrod and Diana
- Orion and Artemis
- Orion and Diana
- sportsman or sportswoman and Artemis
- sportsman or sportswoman and Diana
- huntsman or huntress and Artemis
- huntsman or huntress and Diana
Both words in one sentence
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Orion to Artemis/Diana Subverted with Damasen, who is the good counterpart to the war god Ares/Mars.
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Happens with cats in the manga of Sailor Moon, when Luna, Artemis and Diana are wounded by Tin Nyanko and turn into ordinary, non-talking cats.
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When she finally decided she wasn't capable of change, she allowed herself to be killed by Artemis and Diana.
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