Ops

English 250 px|thumb|The goddess Ops Etymology en la Ops, from en la ops resources, wealth, from en ine-pro *h₃ep-(i)-, ine-pro *h₃op-(i)- force, ability, from ine-pro *h₃ep- base Pronunciation en en Proper noun en Roman god The goddess of earth and fertility. Equivalent to the Greek Rhea, Ops was the sister-wife of Saturn and mother of Jupiter. After Saturn learned of a prophecy that his children by Ops would overthrow him, he ate each of them just after they were born; however, Ops saved Jupiter by feeding Saturn a stone instead. Translations Q859392 goddess Afrikaans: af Arabic: ar Armenian: hy Asturian: ast Basque: eu Belarusian: be Breton: br Bulgarian: bg Catalan: ca Ops f Cherokee: chr Chinese: zh Mandarin: cmn Cornish: kw Plenteth f Czech: cs Dutch: nl Ops f, nl Opis f Esperanto: eo Finnish: fi Ops French: fr Ops f Galician: gl Georgian: ka German: de Ops f Greek: el Hebrew: he Hungarian: hu Indonesian: id Irish: ga Ops f Italian: it Japanese: ja オプス Opusu Khmer: km Korean: ko Latin: la Ops f Latvian: lv Lithuanian: lt Macedonian: mk Опа f, mk Опс f Malay: ms Ops Manx: gv Norwegian: no Persian: fa Polish: pl Ops Consivia f, pl Ops f Portuguese: pt Ops f, pt Opis f Romanian: ro Russian: ru Scottish Gaelic: gd Serbo-Croatian: sh Slovene: sl Spanish: es Swahili: sw Swedish: sv Ops c Tamil: ta Turkish: tr Ukrainian: uk Welsh: cy Ops f Anagrams en ops sop SPO -spo PSO POs POS pos PoS SOP /pos S.O.P. Latin Pronunciation Ops Proper noun Ops<3> f la Roman god The goddess en Ops. Declension Ops<3.sg>