What does cassiopaea mean?
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Did you mean Cassiopeia?\n\nIt's a constellation of stars that looks like a big 'W' located almost directly opposite the Big Dipper across the north celestial pole. Five bright stars in the constellation form a rough W (or M ) in the sky.\n\nThe name comes from a woman of Greek legend.\n\nSee the link for all the details.
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Selenia, in greek for the godess, also Selene or Seline.
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"Cair Paravel" means "a lesser court" (Old English: "caer" means "court" and "paravail" means "lesser" or "under".) In other words, the kings of Narnia are under Aslan.
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Gaea (Earth)  \n  \nThe personification of earth, and the goddess of the earth. Gaea, also known as Gaia or Ge, but to the Romans, she was known as Terra Mater and Tellus. According to Diodorus Siculus, her name was also Titaea.\n\nGaea was born together with Nyx ("Night"), Erebus, Tartarus, and Eros ("Love"), out of Chaos. Without a mate (or probably mated with Aether), she bore Uranus ("Heaven"), Ourea ("Mountains") and Pontus ("Sea").\n\nBy her own son Pontus, she bore Nereus and Phorcys; both of them were ancient sea-gods.\n\nShe married her other son Uranus, who at this time, became the supreme ruler of the universe. She was the mother of the Hundred-handed (Hecatoncheires), the Cyclopes, and the Titans (See Creation).\n\nWhen her husband/son imprisoned her children the Hundred-handed and the Cyclopes under earth, because of their size and hideous looks, Gaea conspired with her son Cronus to remove Uranus from power. Gaea gave a sickle to Cronus where he cut off his own father's genital and threw it into the sea. From this genital, sea foamed formed so that Aphrodite the goddess of love was born. The blood that fell on earth (Gaea), new children were born, known as the Gigantes (Giants), Erinyes, and Meliae.\n\nCastrated, Uranus was overthrow by his son, who assumed his mantle as supreme ruler of universe. Cronus and his brothers and sisters (Titans) have high places of authority on heaven and earth (see Titans). Cronus was the one who created the Golden Age of Man. Cronus married his own sister, Rhea (Ops).\n\nHowever his rule could not last. Cronus refused to release his mother's other children from prison, so she foretold that Cronus would fall from power from his own son, as Cronus had deposed his own father. Cronus tried to prevent the fulfilment of the prophecy by swallowing each child Rhea had bore him. Only Zeus, the youngest son, escaped the fates of his siblings. Rhea hid the infant (Zeus) in Crete, while she gave her husband a stone wrapped in swaddling-cloth to devour.\n\nWith the help of Gaea and the Oceanid Metis, Zeus caused Cronus to disgorge Zeus' siblings, when Cronus was given emetic to drink. War broke out between the Titans and the younger Olympians. A few Titans sided with the Olympians, including Prometheus. Prometheus was reputably the wisest of gods. Prometheus advised Zeus to release the Hundred-Handed and the Cyclopes. With these new allies, Zeus had Cronus and his brothers confined in Tartarus. Zeus assumed the mantle of supreme ruler, but shared the world with his brothers, Poseidon and Hades.\n\nGaea was now unhappy with Zeus and the Olympians for imprisoning most of the male Titans in Tartarus (Underworld). Zeus faced new dangers from Gaea's other children, first the monster Typhon, and later the Gigantes (Giants). Typhon was the son of Tartarus and Gaea. Gaea had foretold that the gods could not defeat the Gigantes, unless it was aided by a mortal hero. Zeus had first defeated Typhon, and centuries later the Gigantes, with the help of the hero Heracles. See Gigantomachy about Gigantes, in the Heracles' page.\n\nAnother giant son she bore to Poseidon was Antaeüs (Antaeus), who was killed by Heracles, for challenging the hero in a wrestling match. Antaeüs grew stronger whenever he was thrown to the earth, because his strength come his mother.\n\nShe had the ability to foretell the future. She was the first own the oracle of Delphi, before she gave it to her daughter Themis, a Titaness. She prophesied her son's (Cronus) downfall. She also warned Zeus that his second child Metis would overthrow him.\n\nAccording to the Orphic myth, Gaea and Uranus were not mother and son. Rather they were sister and brother. They were the children of Protogonus (Phanes) and Nyx.\n\nHer role in the Orphic Creation was minor. The Orphic Nyx seemed to have taken over the role of Hesiodic Gaea, because it was Nyx who have prophetic power, a
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Hiya it's latin and it means Happy!! Simular names are: Felice, Felicity, Felisse, Feliciana, Felyce, Phylice, Philicia, Phylicia
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The etymology of the word sincere is the Latin sine=without cera=wax. Sculptors who made mistakes when carving marble would disguise the cracks with wax. A sculpture which was without these additions was "without wax".
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The wife of Agamemnon who, with the assistance of her lover Aegisthus, murdered him on his return from the Trojan War and was later murdered by her son Orestes.\n\nIn Greek, Κλυταιμνήστρα Klytaimnéstra, means "praiseworthy wooing" because she was believed to have been born of a union between Zeus and Leda, the former having wooed the latter disguised as a swan.\n\nCheers!
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ATE\n\nThe Greek personification of infatuation, the rash foolishness of blind impulse, usually caused by guilt and leading to retribution. The goddess of discord and mischief, she tempted man to do evil, and then lead him to ruin. She once even managed to entrap Zeus, but he hurled her down from the Olympus. Now she wanders the earth, as a kind of avenging spirit, but still working her mischief among mankind. Her sisters, the Litai, follow her and repair the damage she has wrought to mortals.
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It means chick (as in baby chicken) or the more popular usage means penis.\n\nVerb-wise it means 'I paint' as well from Pintar. 'Eu pinto.' would be the full sentence.
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it means "wait who is this sorry I don't know"\n\ni hope i helped\ngreetings from the Balkans
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I don't know what it means, but it's also the name of a character in The Tempest by Shakepeare. I believe it's also the moon of some gas giant. Saturn?
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Hey Vereniqueu,\n\nMy Nigerian friend tells me that it means sweet heart. She says she calls her lover like that.\n\nHope this helps!
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Marianna, Mariana, Marianne, Marian, Mary-Ann(e) etc. are all the same from the point of view of their meaning. You can inverse the two components so you'll gett Annemarie, Annamaria, Ann-Mary etc.\n\nMaria is a Biblical name, its original Hebrew form was Miriam, this has been modified in Greek and Latin translations. Its meaning is debatable. Some say it means bitter water. Its popularity comes because of the mother of Jesus who had this name. \n\nMaria's mother was Anna, also a Hebrew name of course, its orriginal form is Hannah. Its meaning is mercy.\n\nNicknames to Maria: Mary, Marika, Marinka, Maritsa, Mitsi, Maya, Mara, Manka, Mimi, Ria, plus the nicknames in other languages.\nRelated names: Manna, Manon, Mara, Marielle, Mariella, Marietta, Marina, Marinella, Marinetta, Marinka, Marion, Mariora, Marishka, Marita, Marléne, Masha, Mia, Mietta, Mimi, Miriam, Miryam, Moira, Molli, Polli, Ria.\n\nNicknames to Anna: Anni(e), Anny, Ani, An(n)ika, etc. Related names: Anda, Anelia, Aneta, An(n)ette, Anetta, Anica, Anitsa, Anika, Aniko, Anilla, Anina, Anita, Anka, Annie, Nanette, Nanetta, Netta, Netti(e), Netty, Nina, Ninelle, Ninette, Ninetta, Ninon.\n\nThere are some opinions that the name Mariana could origin from the Latin men's name Marianus which means: "a man belonging the the nation of Marius". And Marius means probably "manly".
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One of these perhaps?\n\nN(onas) M(aias), n(ostri) M(arci), n(u)m(eri), N(umerus) M(auretanorum), n(umini) m(aiestatique) \n\nFound at this site:\nhttp://asgle.classics.unc.edu/abbrev/latin/Norefn.htm
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If you really mean "kisaki" it means queen or empress. \nIf you misspelled it and if you mean "kiseki", it means a miracle.
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Cataline. He led a rebellion against a Roman government that would not do what he told them to do. He failed, and his whole army was slaughtered. Legend says that they found Cataline's body, near none of his compatriots yet surrounded by his dead enemies, a mile closer to Rome than any of his dead men.\n\nMake no mistake, I am not into violence per se, but the sheer force of will of such a man is enviable.\n\nGood Luck!\nkeptcompany@yahoo.com
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It's latin.\n\nIt's about the metal vessel of ancient design with the legend ITI SAPIS POTANDA TINONE on it. \n\nThere aren't many hits if googled, but some of them come up with the alternative ITI SAPIS POTANDA BIGONE, which a) doesn't look Latin enough, b) seems more of a giveaway in any case.