Epione

English

Etymology

From Latin Ēpionē, from Ancient Greek Ἠπιόνη (Ēpiónē), from Ancient Greek ἤπῐος (ḗpios).

Proper noun

Epione

1. (Greek mythology) Ancient Greek goddess of soothing of pain.

Translations

Greek goddess of soothing pain

• Catalan: Epíone f
• French: Épione f, Épioné f
• Greek: Ηπιόνη (el) f (Ipióni)

  Ancient Greek: Ἠπιόνη f (Ēpiónē)

• Korean: 에피오네 (Epione)
• Latin: Ēpionē f
• Macedonian: Епиона f (Epiona)
• Russian: Эпиона f (Epiona)
• Spanish: Epione f, Epíone f
• Ukrainian: Епіо́на f (Epióna)

See also

• Asclepius — Epione's husband
• Hygieia/Hygiea — one of Epione's daughters
• Iaso — one of Epione's daughters
• Aceso — one of Epione's daughters
• Aglaea — one of Epione's daughters
• Panacea — one of Epione's daughters
• Meditrina — one of Epione's daughters
• Machaon — one of Epione's sons
• Podaleirios — one of Epione's sons
• Telesphoros — one of Epione's sons
• Aratus — Epione's stepson