Klotho
- proper noun
- /ˈklɔːθoʊ/
- Literature
- In Greek mythology, Klotho is depicted as the goddess who spins the thread of human life.
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Examples
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According to legend, Klotho determines the fate of mortals by spinning their life threads.
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Many stories describe Klotho as the life-bringer, responsible for weaving the destinies of all living beings.
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It's it's kind of funny, but she turns it into kind of an all about me, you know, is is Klotho spinning my life?
Synonyms
A woman in Greek myth who spins the thread that starts each life
Surface Forms
Etymology
Klotho comes from ancient Greek and means 'spinner'. In myth, Klotho was the goddess who spun the thread of each person's life, so the name fits her job of starting and shaping life.