Pan en · PROPN · etymology 1
Pronunciation
- [pʰæn]
- /pæn/
- (US) audio
Etymology
From Middle English Pan, from Latin Pān, from Ancient Greek Πάν (Pán).
Meanings
-
(Greek) Greek god of nature, often visualized as half goat and half man playing pipes.
Near-synonyms: Faunus, Pales (Roman counterparts, not identical)
- An inner moon of the planet Saturn, notable for its equatorial ridge.
Deriveds
panpipes · panpipe · panine · panophobia · Pandean · panolepsy · pandemonium · Pan-like · Panic · panic · pan- · pan-pipes
Synonyms
Translations (29)
ja パン (moon of the planet Saturn) · it Pan (Greek god of nature) · oc Pan (Greek god of nature) · grc Πάν (Greek god of nature) · hu Pán (Greek god of nature) · is Pan (Greek god of nature) · ka პანი (Greek god of nature) · cs Pan (Greek god of nature) · ru Пан (Greek god of nature) · gl Pan (Greek god of nature) · gl Pan (moon of the planet Saturn) · fr Pan (Greek god of nature) · ca Pan (Greek god of nature) · mk Пан (Greek god of nature) · el Πάνας (moon of the planet Saturn) · eo Pajno (Greek god of nature) · ja パン (Greek god of nature) · hy Պան (Greek god of nature) · fi Pan (Greek god of nature) · mr पॅन (Greek god of nature) · es Pan (Greek god of nature) · bg Пан (moon of the planet Saturn) · pt Pã (Greek god of nature) · tr Pan (Greek god of nature) · bg Пан (Greek god of nature) · el Πάνας (Greek god of nature) · id Pan (Greek god of nature) · pl Pan (Greek god of nature) · cmn 潘 (Greek god of nature)