godlet
- noun
- /ˈɡɑːdlɪt/
- Literature
- The villagers placed a tiny godlet on their altar, believing it would bring them blessings and protection.
Examples
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Some villagers believed that a godlet protected their fields from bad weather.
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In the story, a mischievous godlet played tricks on both humans and other gods.
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The ancient temple was dedicated to a forgotten godlet worshipped by local tribes.
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The artist crafted a beautiful godlet for the temple.
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Many ancient cultures worshipped godlets alongside their main deities.
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In many ancient cultures, a small godlet was often carved from wood to represent the deity worshipped by the community.
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Children in the village often created godlets out of clay, hoping to attract the favor of the gods they believed in.
Synonyms
A carved figure, often life-size, of a person or animal made from stone
An image of a god that people worship
A god or goddess that people worship and think has power over part of the world
An object or image that people worship and treat as having power
A small statue of a person, animal, or thing
A lesser god or a child of a god and a human in stories
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Etymology
Godlet comes from the word god and the small ending -let, which means 'little', just like in piglet or booklet. So a godlet is a 'little' god or a small statue that stands for a god.