Pantheon
English
proper noun
Definitions
- The circular Roman temple dedicated to all the gods in 27 in Rome, rebuilt c. 125 and later consecrated as church.
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin Pantheon derived from Ancient Greek Πάνθειον (a temple of all gods), πᾶν (all, everything) + Ancient Greek θείος (of for the gods).
Origin
Ancient Greek
θείος
Gloss
of for the gods
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- panopticon English
- pantechnicon English
- Pantheon Latin
- Pantheum Latin
- panax Latin
- Pantheon German
- pan- Spanish, Castilian
- panteón Spanish, Castilian
- panóptico Spanish, Castilian
- Πάνθειον Ancient Greek
- θείος Ancient Greek
- πανοῦργος Ancient Greek
- πᾶν Ancient Greek
- pan- Norwegian Bokmål
- panteão Portuguese
- panóptico Portuguese
- panteon Polish
- pan- Norwegian Nynorsk