Proserpina

English thumb|(26) Proserpina astronomical symbol, a pomegranate. Etymology en ine-pro *pers- From en la Prōserpina from en grc Περσεφόνη by en metathesis perhaps first in en Magna Graecia via a en Sicilian en grc-dor Προσερπίνα or en grc-ion Προσερπίνη, possibly from en ine-pro *pers- *pers-o- sheaf of corn, grain, seed and ine-pro *gʷʰen- *gʷʰn̥-t- to strike, meaning 'grain-en thresher' or 'She-who-threshes-the-grain'. Pronunciation en /prəʊˈsɜːpɪnə/ RP en /proʊˈsɝpɪnə/ GA en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Eleanorrrrrrrrrr-Proserpina.wav Southern England Proper noun en Roman god The goddess of springtime, queen of the underworld and the wife of Pluto; the Roman equivalent of Persephone. en Proserpine 84 w:Hymn to Proserpine Thou art more than the Gods who number the days of our temporal breath; / For these give labour and slumber; but thou, Proserpina, death. en astronomy 26 Proserpina, a main-belt asteroid. en astrology A fictitious planet beyond Pluto. Synonyms astronomy 26 Proserpina, ㉖ astrology ⯘ Translations Asteroid Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 冥后星 Anagrams en aeinopprrs rosin paper en Asteroids Gods Italian it: Etymology it ine-pro *pers- From it la Prōserpina from it grc Περσεφόνη by en metathesis perhaps first in en Magna Graecia via a en Sicilian it grc-dor Προσερπίνα or it grc-ion Προσερπίνη, possibly from it ine-pro *pers- *pers-o- sheaf of corn, grain, seed and ine-pro *gʷʰen- *gʷʰn̥-t- to strike, meaning 'corn-en thresher'. Proper noun f it Roman mythology en Proserpina or Proserpine Latin la: Etymology la ine-pro *pers- From a form of la grc Περσεφόνη by en metathesis perhaps first in en Magna Graecia via a en Sicilian la grc-dor Προσερπίνα or la grc-ion Προσερπίνη, possibly from la ine-pro *pers- *pers-o- sheaf of corn, grain, seed and ine-pro *gʷʰen- *gʷʰn̥-t- to strike, meaning 'corn-en thresher'. Pronunciation Prō̆serpina 1 1 1 Proper noun Prōserpina<1> Prōserpina Proserpina Prōserpinae/Proserpinae la Roman goddess Proserpina or Proserpine, daughter of Ceres and Jupiter; wife of Pluto, who seized her as she was gathering flowers in Sicily, and carried her to Hades to be queen of the Underworld; equivalent to Greek Persephone, goddess of the seasons and spring vegetation; conflated with earlier Italic Roman deity Libera la Dēōīs Greek counterpart Persephonē Old Italic counterpart Lībera la poetic the Underworld Declension Prō̆serpina<1> Descendants el Προσερπίνα 1 ar بروسربينا 1 eu Proserpina 1 be Празерпіна 1 ca Prosèrpina co Pruserpina da Proserpina 1 nl Proserpina 1 en Proserpina 1 et Proserpina 1 fi Proserpina 1 fr Proserpine en Proserpine 1 1 de Proserpina 1 gl Prosérpina he פרוסרפינה 1 hu Proserpina 1 is Próserpína 1 it Proserpina lt Prozerpina 1 lv Proserpina 1 no Proserpina 1 oc Proserpina ro Proserpina pms Proserpin-a pl Prozerpina 1 pt Prosérpina ru Прозерпи́на 1 sh Prozerpina 1, sh Прозерпина Cyrl 1 sc Pruserpina, sc Pruserpina 1 scn Prusèrpina, scn Prusirpina 1 es Proserpina sv Proserpina 1 mul Proserpinus genus 1 uk Прозерпі́на 1 Further reading 1262 2072 Tagalog Etymology tl es Proserpina, from tl la Prōserpina, from tl grc Περσεφόνη by metathesis. Pronunciation Proper noun + tl Roman god en Proserpina tl female Spanish < Latin Further reading