Oceanus

oceanus Translingual Proper noun 1 m genus phylum Mollusca See also Oceanapia genus Oceanesia genus Proper noun mul surface feature A large mare region on the Moon. Derived terms mul Oceanus Procellarum References QTHLS mul Moon English Alternative forms en Okeanos Etymology en qsb-grc ine-pro From en grc Ὠκεανός. en ocean. Pronunciation en /oʊˈsiːənəs/ Proper noun en Greek god Personification of vast waters or the world ocean. He was the first-born of the Titans, son of Uranus and Gaia, the god grc Ωκεανός Ποταμός River Ocean that encircled the earth. With his sister-wife, Tethys, he fathered all rivers and the Oceanids. Translations personification of the ocean Armenian: hy Օվկիանոս Bulgarian: bg Океан m Czech: cs Ókeanos m Esperanto: eo Oceano Finnish: fi Okeanos French: fr Océan m Galician: gl Océano m Georgian: ka ოკეანოსი German: de Okeanos m Greek: el Ωκεανός m Ancient Greek: grc Ὠκεανός m Hindi: hi ओकेआनोस Italian: it Oceano m Japanese: ja オーケアノス Ōkeanosu Korean: ko ^오케아노스 Latin: la Ōceanus m Macedonian: mk Океан m Polish: pl Okeanos m Portuguese: pt Oceano m Russian: ru Океа́н m Serbo-Croatian: sh Okèān m, sh Окѐа̄н m Sicilian: scn Ucìanu m Slovak: sk Ókeanos m Spanish: es Océano m Latin la: thumb|right|Ōceanus Alternative forms la Ōcianus Old Latin Etymology la Ōceanus :der grc:Ὠκεᾰνός + + Pronunciation Ōceanus Proper noun Ōceanus<2.both> Ocean (that surrounds all the land, personified as a deity) Declension Ōceanus<2> Derived terms la Ōceanēnsis la Ōceaneolus la Ōceanītis Related terms la ōceanus Descendants fr Océan it Oceano pt Oceano scn Ucìanu References