Στύξ

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From the same source as στυγνός (stugnós, gloomy).

Pronunciation

 

Proper noun

Στύξ (Stúx) f (genitive Στῠγός); third declension

  1. the river Styx
  2. Styx, a goddess in Greek mythology
  3. Styx, a nymph in Greek mythology

Inflection

Derived terms

  • Στῠ́γῐος (Stúgios)

Descendants

  • Bulgarian: Стикс (Stiks)
  • Czech: Styx
  • Danish: Styx
  • Dutch: Styx
  • English: Styx
  • Estonian: Styx
  • Finnish: Styks
  • French: Styx
  • German: Styx
  • Greek: Στυξ (Styx), Στύγα (Stýga)
  • Hebrew: סטיקס
  • Hungarian: Sztüx
  • Icelandic: Styx
  • Italian: Stige
  • Japanese: ステュクス (Sutyukusu)
  • Latin: Styx
  • Lithuanian: Stiksas
  • Luxembourgish: Styx
  • Norwegian: Styx
  • Polish: Styks
  • Portuguese: Styx
  • Romanian: Styx
  • Russian: Стикс (Stiks)
  • Serbo-Croatian: Стикс, Stiks
  • Slovak: Styx
  • Slovene: Stiks
  • Spanish: Estigia
  • Swedish: Styx
  • Turkish: Stiks
  • Ukrainian: Стікс (Stiks)
  • Vietnamese: Styx

References

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