Mythology
Mythology noun - The body of customs, beliefs, stories, and sayings associated with a people, thing, or place.
Usage example: Ares is the god of war in Greek mythology
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Synonyms for Mythology
Wisdom and mythology are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wisdom" instead a noun "Mythology".
Nearby Word: mythological
Wisdom
Wisdom noun - The ability to understand inner qualities or relationships.
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Related pairs
- experience and mythology
- experience and wisdom
- culture and mythology
- culture and wisdom
- knowledge and mythology
- knowledge and wisdom
- information and mythology
- information and wisdom
- teaching and mythology
- teaching and wisdom
- erudition and mythology
- erudition and wisdom
- learning and mythology
- learning and wisdom
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Also Odin from Norse Mythology, a god of wisdom who was the precursor to Merlin and carried a spear instead of a staff.
Source: Wizard Classic - Greek mythology features goddesses Athena, goddess of wisdom/intelligence, justice and war and Artemis, goddess of hunting, nature and the Moon.
Source: Action Girl / Religion -
Incidentally, the Oracles share their names with a trio of goddesses in the series mythology (Din, the goddess of power; Nayru, the goddess of wisdom, and Farore, the goddess of courage).
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