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Selene
[ si-lee-nee ]
Selene
/ sɪˈliːnɪ /
noun
- the Greek goddess of the moon Roman counterpartLuna
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Selene1
From the Greek word Selḗnē the moon
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Example Sentences
We will transfer the twins, Helios and Selene, the sun and the moon, from heaven to earth; they must become mortals—Greeks.
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Wait till Orion thunders overhead and Selene, crowned with the crescent moon, drives up the zenith in her white-horsed chariot.
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Great Artemis guarded their flocks by night; Selene kissed in love the eyes of those who slept.
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The natives of this country represented Bendis as a female; and supposed her to be the same as Selene, or the moon.
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Hence Nonnus introduces the former begging of Selene not to envy him this happiness.
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