Hygieia

English thumb|upright|A statue of Hygieia alt=A snake twined around a chalice|thumb|A simple drawing of the Bowl of Hygeia Alternative forms en Hygiea en Hygeia Etymology From en grc Ὑγίεια from grc ὑγίεια health. Pronunciation en /haɪˈd͡ʒiː.ə/ en iːə 3 Proper noun en Greek god The goddess and personification of health and healthiness, a daughter of Asclepius and Epione. en astronomy 10 Hygiea, a main belt asteroid that is the fourth-largest known. Derived terms en hygiene en hygienic Translations Greek goddess of health, hygiene, cleanliness, and sanitation Armenian: hy Հիգեա Bulgarian: bg Хигия f Carpathian Rusyn: rue Гигиея f, rue Гигея f Catalan: ca Higiea f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 許癸厄亞 Xǔguǐ'èyà; cmn 譯希吉亚 Esperanto: eo Higio French: fr Hygie f, fr Hygiée f Georgian: ka ჰიგეა German: de Hygieia f Greek: el Υγιεία f, el Υγεία f Ancient Greek: grc Ὑγίεια f Hindi: hi हुगीया Hungarian: hu Hügieia Italian: it Igea f, it Igiea f Japanese: ja ヒュギエイア Hyugieia Latin: la Hygēa f, la Hygīa f Macedonian: mk Хигија f Odia: or ହାଇଜିଆ Polish: pl Higieja f Russian: ru Гигие́я f Spanish: es Higía f Thai: th ไฮเจีย Ukrainian: uk Гігіе́я f, uk Гігея f en eponyms Turkish tr: Alternative forms tr Hygeia Etymology tr :der grc:Ὑγίεια + 1 Proper noun tr Greek god en Hygieia