Dysnomia

dysnomia Translingual Etymology mul Proper noun 1 f mul obsolete genus family Unionidae synonym of Epioblasma genus, many called riffle shell s or combshell s English right|thumb|Eris and Dysnomia – annotated Hubble telescope image Etymology From en grc Δυσνομία lawlessness, from grc δύσνομος lawless. Pronunciation en /dɪsˈnəʊmiə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Naomi Persephone Amethyst (NaomiAmethyst)-Dysnomia.wav US Proper noun en Greek mythology The daemon (minor deity) of lawlessness, listed by Hesiod among the daughters of Eris. en astronomy The only known moon of the dwarf planet Eris. Synonyms astronomy (136199) Eris I Dysnomia, (136199) Eris I, Eris I Dysnomia, Eris I, 136199 Eris I Dysnomia, 136199 Eris I, S/2005 (2003 UB313) 1, en Gabrielle Translations moon of Eris Armenian: hy Դիսնոմիա Bulgarian: bg Дисно́мия f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 迪絲諾美亞 Dísīnuòměiyà French: fr Dysnomie f Georgian: ka დისნომია Greek: el Δυσνομία f Japanese: ja ディスノミア Disunomia Korean: ko ^디스노미아 Marathi: mr डिस्नोमिया Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Dysnomia Russian: ru Дисно́мия f Ukrainian: uk Дизно́мія f Welsh: cy Dysnomia m Further reading Dysnomia (moon) Dysnomia (deity) Norwegian Bokmål no:Dysnomia (måne),Dysnomia (mytologi) thumb|Eris and its moon Dysnomia, with Dysnomia's projected orbit superimposed. Etymology nb ine-pro *dus- *nem- distribute nb, borrowed from nb grc Δυσνομία Dysnomia, personification of lawlessness, from nb grc δυσνομία lawlessness, bad government, from nb grc δύσνομος lawless, from nb grc δυσ- bad, ill- + nb grc νόμος usage, custom; law. The latter belongs to the family of nb grc νέμω to distribute, allot, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European nb ine-pro *nem- distribute to distribute, while grc δυσ- continues Proto-Indo-European nb ine-pro *dus- bad. The astronomical sense is named after the mythological Dysnomia, a daughter of nb Eris and the personification of lawlessness. Before receiving its official name in 2006, the moon had the provisional designation S/2005 (2003 UB313) 1 and was informally nicknamed Gabrielle, while Eris was informally called Xena. The name Dysnomia was also chosen as an allusion to Lucy Lawless, the actress who portrayed Xena. Parallel international forms include da Dysnomia, sv Dysnomia, de Dysnomia, nl Dysnomia, fi Dysnomia, cy Dysnomia and en Dysnomia. Pronunciation nb /dʏsˈnuː.mi.a/ nb uːmi.a 4 nb Dys no mi a Proper noun nb proper noun nb astronomy Dysnomia; the only known moon of the dwarf planet Eris nb Dysnomia går i bane rundt dvergplaneten Eris. Dysnomia orbits the dwarf planet Eris. nb 26 November 2024 Maria Hammerstrøm Store norske leksikon Dysnomia Dysnomia, tidligere kalt Gabrielle, er dvergplaneten Eris' måne. Dysnomia, formerly called Gabrielle, is the dwarf planet Eris's moon. nb Greek mythology Dysnomia; the female personification of lawlessness and bad government, a daughter of Eris and the counterpart of Eunomia, the personification of good order nb Dysnomia personifiserte lovløshet i gresk mytologi. Dysnomia personified lawlessness in Greek mythology. nb 16 December 2025 Kaare Aksnes and Maria Hammerstrøm Store norske leksikon Eris – dvergplanet Eris er gudinne for disharmoni og strid. Dysnomia er hennes datter, og er ånden for lovløshet. Eris is the goddess of disharmony and strife. Dysnomia is her daughter and is the spirit of lawlessness. See also References “Dysnomia”, Store norske leksikon nb Moons Greek deities Welsh Pronunciation cy /dɨ̞sˈnɔmja/ cy-N cy /dɪsˈnɔmja/ cy-S Proper noun m cy Greek mythology en Dysnomia Daughter of Eris cy astronomy en Dysnomia a moon of Eris See also Mutation