Epione

English

Etymology

From Latin Ēpionē, from Ancient Greek Ἠπιόνη (Ēpiónē).

Proper noun

Epione

(Greek mythology) Ancient Greek goddess of soothing of pain; in fact, her name actually means soothing.

Translations

Greek goddess of soothing pain

Catalan: Epíone f
French: Épione f, Épioné f
Greek: Ηπιόνη (el) f (Ipióni)
Ancient Greek: Ἠπιόνη f (Ēpiónē)
Korean: 에피오네 (Epione)
Latin: Ēpionē f
Macedonian: Епиона f (Epiona)
Russian: Эпиона f (Epiona)
Spanish: Epione f, Epíone f
Ukrainian: Епіо́на f (Epióna)

See also

Asclepius — Epione's husband
Hygieia/Hygiea — one of Epione's daughters
Iaso — one of Epione's daughters
Aceso — one of Epione's daughters
Aglaea — one of Epione's daughters
Panacea — one of Epione's daughters
Meditrina — one of Epione's daughters
Machaon — one of Epione's sons
Podaleirios — one of Epione's sons
Telesphoros — one of Epione's sons
Aratus — Epione's stepson

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