Deimos

English Etymology From en grc Δεῖμος, from grc δειμός terror. Pronunciation en /ˈdaɪməs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Deimos.wav Southern England en aɪməs 2 Proper noun en Greek god A son of Ares (Latin: Mars), god of terror. en astronomy The outermost natural satellite of Mars. Derived terms en Deimosian Translations a son of Ares Afrikaans: af Deimos Czech: cs Deimos m-an Dutch: nl Deimos m Finnish: fi Deimos French: fr Déimos m Galician: gl Deimos m Greek: el Δείμος m Ancient Greek: grc Δεῖμος m Italian: it Deimos m Japanese: ja デイモス Deimosu Korean: ko ^데이모스 Lao: lo ດີມອສ, lo ເດໂມ Marathi: mr देइमोस m Polish: pl Dejmos m Portuguese: pt Deimos m Russian: ru Де́ймос m Spanish: es Deimos m Thai: th ดีมอส, th ไดมอส Ukrainian: uk Дейм m the outermost natural satellite of Mars Afrikaans: af Deimos Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 火衛二 Czech: cs Deimos m-in Dutch: nl Deimos Finnish: fi Deimos French: fr Deimos m, fr Déimos m Galician: gl Deimos m German: de Deimos m Greek: el Δείμος m Hindi: hi डेमोस Italian: it Deimos m Japanese: ja ダイモス Daimosu Korean: ko ^데이모스 Lao: lo ດີມອສ, lo ເດໂມ Polish: pl Deimos m, pl Dejmos m Russian: ru Де́ймос m Spanish: es Deimos m Thai: th ดีมอส, th ไดมอส See also en Phobos Anagrams en deimos Modies disome meidos mosied osmide en Moons of Mars Afrikaans Etymology From af nl Deimos. Pronunciation af Dei mos Proper noun af astronomy en Deimos af Greek god en Deimos af Moons of Mars Czech cs:+ (mytologie) cs:+ (měsíc) Etymology cs grc Δεῖμος mythological personification of terror, from grc δειμός terror. Pronunciation Dejmos cs Dei mos Proper noun m-an cs Q106240cs Greek god en Deimos, mythological personification of terror cs 1893 Vladislav Kalousek Ottův slovník naučný Deimos a Fobos 166 X J. Otto Praha http://archive.org/stream/ottvslovnknauni11ottogoog#page/n183/mode/2up Deimos a Fobos v řecké mythologii personifikace Strachu a Třasu (římské Pallor a Pavor), sluhové a průvodčí válečného boha Area; též pokládáni za syny jeho a Afrodity. Deimos and Phobos personification of Terror and Fear in Greek mythology (Pallor and Pavor in Roman), servants and companions of war god Ares; also considered to be sons of him and Aphrodite. Declension m.an.sg.foreign.surname Proper noun m-in cs Q7548cs astronomy en Deimos, the smaller of the two natural satellites of Mars since 19th c. cs 2008 Jiří T. Pelech Prvorození 221 Baronet Praha https://books.google.cz/books?id=WiqMwkaZn_kC&pg=PA221&dq=%22Phobu%22#v=onepage&q=%22Phobu%22&f=false 978-80-7384-112-6 Firstborn Arthur C. Clark Athur C. Clarke; Stephen Baxter (author) Stephen Baxter Mám sekundární soustavy na povrchu a na oběžné dráze. Ta největší je rozmístěna na několika stanicích na měsících Phobu a Deimu, pokud jsou vzájemně viditelné, dá se získat velmi dobrá dlouhá základna… I have secondary arrays on the surface and in orbit. The most impressive is based on a couple of stations on the moons, Phobos and Deimos; when they are in line of sight of each other you get a good long baseline… Declension ((m.sg,m.sg.foreign)) See also Further reading cs eponyms cs Fear Moons of Mars Finnish Etymology From fi grc Δεῖμος. Pronunciation Proper noun Deimos moon of Mars Declension sg Deimo a Anagrams fi deimos demosi fi Moons of Mars Galician Proper noun m gl astronomy en Deimos the outermost natural satellite of Mars gl Greek mythology en Deimos a son of the god Ares Italian it: it:+ (divinità) Etymology From it grc Δεῖμος, from grc δειμός fear. Pronunciation Déimos Proper noun m it mythology Greek god en Deimos a son of the god Ares it astronomy en Deimos satellite of Mars See also it Ares it Fobos Anagrams it deimos deismo domesi Norwegian Bokmål no:Deimos thumb|Deimos imaged by Mars Express in 2018. thumb|Deimos and Phobos. Etymology nb ine-pro *dwey- nb, borrowed from nb grc Δεῖμος Deimos, personification of dread and terror, from nb grc δειμός fear, terror, from nb grc δέος fear, alarm, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European nb ine-pro *dwey- to fear. The astronomical sense is named after the mythological Deimos, who accompanies nb Ares in battle and is closely associated with nb Fobos. The moon was discovered by Asaph Hall on 11 August 1877 (12 August UTC). The names of Mars's two moons were suggested by Henry George Madan from figures accompanying Ares in Homer's Iliad; Hall preferred Deimos for the outer moon and Phobos for the inner one. Parallel international forms include da Deimos, sv Deimos, de Deimos, nl Deimos, fi Deimos, it Deimos, pt Deimos and en Deimos. Compare also el Δείμος and fr Déimos. Pronunciation nb /ˈdæɪ.mɔs/ nb æɪmɔs 2 nb Dei mos Proper noun nb proper noun nb astronomy Deimos; the smaller and outer of the two moons of Mars nb Deimos bruker omtrent 30 timer på ett omløp rundt Mars. Deimos takes about 30 hours to complete one orbit around Mars. nb 17 March 2025 Maria Hammerstrøm Store norske leksikon Deimos Deimos er den ytterste av planeten Mars' to måner. Deimos is the outermost of the planet Mars's two moons. nb Greek mythology Deimos; the personification of dread and terror, a companion of Ares in battle and closely associated with Fobos nb Deimos og Fobos fulgte Ares i kamp. Deimos and Phobos accompanied Ares in battle. nb 24 February 2025 Store norske leksikon Ares Hans ledsagere er Deimos og Fobos (Skrekk og Gru) og hans glede er blodsutgytelse. His companions are Deimos and Phobos (Terror and Fear), and he delights in bloodshed. See also nb Phobos inner and larger moon of Mars nb Fobos personification of fear in Greek mythology References “Deimos”, Store norske leksikon nb Moons Greek deities nb eponyms Polish pl:+ Alternative forms pl Dejmos Etymology pl grc Δεῖμος, from grc δειμός. Pronunciation Dejmos LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-Deimos.wav Dejmos Dei.mos Proper noun m-anml en Deimos the smaller moon of Mars Declension s See also Further reading pl Moons of Mars Spanish es: Pronunciation Proper noun m es astronomy en Deimos the outermost natural satellite of Mars es Greek mythology en Deimos Turkish tr: tr:+ (uydu) Proper noun tr Greek god en Deimos tr astronomy en Deimos tr Moons of Mars Welsh Etymology cy en Deimos, from cy grc Δεῖμος. Pronunciation cy /ˈdei̯mɔs/ Proper noun m cy Roman mythology Greek Mythology en Deimos son of Mars/Ares cy astronomy en Deimos a moon of Mars See also cy Moons of Mars