Tartarus
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Name — In Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished.
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Etymology
From Latin Tartarus, borrowed from Ancient Greek Tártaros.
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What does “Tartarus” mean?
The word “Tartarus” means in Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished. In plain terms, the mythological Greek/Roman version of hell, or, loosely, any grim, punishing place.
How do you pronounce “Tartarus”?
“Tartarus” is pronounced TAH-tuh-ruhs (/ˈtɑː(r)tərəs/ in IPA).
How do you use “Tartarus” in a sentence?
Here is “Tartarus” used in a sentence: “Zeus cast the rebellious Titans down into Tartarus.”
What part of speech is “Tartarus”?
“Tartarus” is a name.
Where does the word “Tartarus” come from?
The word “Tartarus” comes from Ancient Greek. From Latin Tartarus, borrowed from Ancient Greek Tártaros.
How many meanings does “Tartarus” have?
“Tartarus” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: in Greek and Roman mythology, the deep, dark abyss below the underworld where the wicked and defeated gods (like the Titans) were punished.