Kallisto

Kallistó Finnish Etymology fi grc Καλλιστώ Pronunciation Proper noun fi Greek mythology Callisto, the nymph of Artemis. fi astronomy Callisto, the satellite of Jupiter. Declension sg Kallist o a Anagrams fi aikllost loskilta Norwegian Bokmål no:Kallisto (mytologi),204 Kallisto thumb|Kallisto (left), Artemis, Eros and other nymphs in an ancient Roman fresco from Pompeii. thumb|A lightcurve-based 3D model of asteroid 204 Kallisto. Etymology nb, ultimately from nb grc Καλλιστώ Kallisto; the most beautiful one. The Ancient Greek name is from grc κᾰ́λλῐστος most beautiful + grc -ώ female given-name suffix, literally “the most beautiful one”. The name was rendered in Latin as la Callistō. The Norwegian spelling nb Kallisto reflects the Greek form, while nb Callisto is used in Norwegian for the moon of Jupiter named after her. The asteroid 204 Kallisto no is likewise named after the mythological Kallisto. Compare the parallel adaptations da Kallisto, sv Kallisto, de Kallisto, fi Kallisto, pl Kallisto, nl Callisto and en Callisto. Pronunciation nb /¹kaˈlɪs.tu/ [kaˈlɪ̀s.tʊ̌] nb ɪstu 3 nb Callisto nb Kal lis to Proper noun nb proper noun nb Greek mythology Callisto; an Arcadian nymph associated with Artemis, and the mother of Arcas by Zeus, who was transformed into a bear and later placed among the stars as Ursa Major nb Kallisto var en nymfe i følget til Artemis. Kallisto was a nymph in the retinue of Artemis. nb 26 June 2026 Dag Øistein Endsjø Store norske leksikon Kallisto Kallisto er en ung pike eller nymfe i gresk mytologi. Kallisto is a young girl or nymph in Greek mythology. nb astronomy 204 Kallisto no, an asteroid in the asteroid belt, discovered by Johann Palisa on 8 October 1879 and named after the mythological Kallisto nb 204 Kallisto ble oppdaget i 1879. 204 Kallisto was discovered in 1879. nb 10 May 2017 Wikipedia 204 Kallisto https://no.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=204_Kallisto&oldid=17364844 204 Kallisto er en hovedbelteasteroide. Den ble oppdaga den 8. oktober 1879 av Johann Palisa fra Pula. 204 Kallisto is a main-belt asteroid. It was discovered on 8 October 1879 by Johann Palisa from Pula. Usage notes The mythological figure is normally called nb Kallisto in Norwegian, while the moon of Jupiter named after her is called nb Callisto. See also nb Callisto moon of Jupiter named after Kallisto References nb Asteroids nb eponyms Polish pl: Etymology pl :lbor la:Callistō + 1 Pronunciation Kalisto LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-Kallisto.wav Ka.llis.to Proper noun f 1 pl Greek god Callisto forest nymph of Artemis Callisto Jupiter's second largest moon See also Further reading pl Moons of Jupiter