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Words that come from Greek and Roman myths
Name an English word that comes from a Greek or Roman myth. Hopdown accepts 325 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper. Everyday English words, adjectives and scientific names derived from the names of Greek or Roman gods, heroes, monsters or mythological places.
Play this topicMost common answers
- PanicExtremely common
- EchoExtremely common
- NarcissismExtremely common
- VolcanoExtremely common
- MorphineCommon
- CerealUncommon
- HygieneUncommon
- HydraUncommon
- CyclopsUncommon
- MinotaurUncommon
- MusicUncommon
- MuseumUncommon
- PhoenixUncommon
- PegasusUncommon
- PythonUncommon
Rare answers
- HippogriffRare
- SeleniumRare
- HectorRare
- Siren SongRare
- NeptuneRare
- IrisRare
- AdonisRare
- EolianVery rare
- HesperusVery rare
- JunoVery rare
- HeliumVery rare
- LemurVery rare
- NeptunianVery rare
- HesperidesVery rare
- DaphneVery rare
Deep cuts
The answers almost nobody gives.
- AntigoneDeep cut
- HyperionDeep cut
- TerpsichoreDeep cut
- MusesDeep cut
- PsychopathDeep cut
- FortuitousDeep cut
- MinervaDeep cut
- BoreasDeep cut
- PenatesDeep cut
- UlyssesDeep cut
Plus 285 more answers you'll have to find yourself.