12-07-2023, 02:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-07-2023, 02:58 PM by Aga Tentakulus.)
I know what you mean. For example, "der Mars" (Roman god of war and male).
"die Venus" (Roman goddess of love and female). Here the articles "der" = male and "die" = female.
But now (according to Wiki) Venus used to be regarded as the goddess of agriculture.
Example Wiki:
The assumption that Venus was originally an Italic goddess of arable land, gardens, spring and as such a goddess of farmers[1] and vintners is no longer held.
Now the nymphs could also be plants, which also comes close to the VM.
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"die Venus" (Roman goddess of love and female). Here the articles "der" = male and "die" = female.
But now (according to Wiki) Venus used to be regarded as the goddess of agriculture.
Example Wiki:
The assumption that Venus was originally an Italic goddess of arable land, gardens, spring and as such a goddess of farmers[1] and vintners is no longer held.
Now the nymphs could also be plants, which also comes close to the VM.
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