Hera (en. Hera)
/ˈeɾa/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Goddess of motherhood, marriages, and family in Greek mythology.
Hera is known for her jealous character and protector of marriages.
Hera es conocida por su carácter celoso y protector de los matrimonios.
One of the most important deities of the Greek pantheon.
The ancient Greeks made sacrifices to Hera to gain her favor.
Los antiguos griegos realizaban sacrificios a Hera para obtener su favor.
Often represented as a majestic and powerful woman.
In many works of art, Hera is depicted wearing a diadem and holding a scepter.
En muchas obras de arte, Hera es representada con una diadema y un cetro.
Etymology
From ancient Greek 'Hera', which means 'the woman' or 'the lady.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
Angry Hera
A situation in which someone is extremely jealous or furious.
Hera enojada
Offer to Hera
To make a promise or commitment in a marriage context.
Ofrecer a Hera
Related Words
Zeus
Supreme god of Greek mythology, husband of Hera.
Zeus
Juno
Roman equivalent of Hera, goddess of marriage.
Juno
Mythology
A set of stories or myths about gods and heroes of a culture.
Mitología
Slang Meanings
Dominant or controlling woman in a relationship.
Don't be a Hera with him, let him make his own decisions.
No seas una Hera con él, déjalo tomar sus propias decisiones.
Refers to a jealous woman.
She got all Hera when she saw her friend with another girl.
Ella se puso como Hera cuando vio a su amigo con otra chica.