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Arianrod

Arianrod

9.9
A Celtic goddess who is the mother of Dylan and is connected to the moon and stars in Welsh myths
  • proper noun
  • Literature
: Arianrhod
  • The myth of Arianrod was a central part of ancient Celtic beliefs.

Examples

  • In Welsh mythology, Arianrod is celebrated as a goddess of beauty.

  • Arianrod is known for her association with the moon.

  • In Welsh legends, Arianrod is often associated with the moon and the stars.

  • Many modern works of fantasy reference Arianrod as a symbol of femininity and mystery.

  • In Welsh mythology, Arianrod is beloved as the mother of the hero Dylan.

  • Legends describe Arianrod as a goddess of beauty, captivating all who gaze upon her.

  • The tales of Arianrod have been passed down through generations, celebrating her enchanting presence.

Synonyms

Arianrhod
vsArianrod
  • Literature
9.9

A Celtic goddess in Welsh stories who is beautiful and mother of Dylan and Lleu

is the same goddess but noted only as mother of one child

Surface Forms

Arianrod main

Etymology

Arianrod comes from Welsh parts arian meaning 'silver' and rhod meaning 'wheel', so her name paints a picture of a 'silver wheel'. That image of a bright, turning wheel helps explain why she is a goddess of the moon and stars and a symbol of feminine mystery.