Selene

In English

Origin: From the Ancient Greek proper noun Σελήνη ‎(Selḗnē), from the Ancient Greek σέλας ‎(sélas, “light”).

Meaning(s):

-(Greek god) The goddess of the Moon; daughter of Hyperion and Theia, sister of Helios and Eos, mother of the Menae, (the goddesses of the lunar months within a olympiad). Her Roman counterpart is Luna.

-(poetic) the moon

-(rare) ( female name -comes from the Ancient Greek language-).

In Portuguese

Meaning(s):

-(label pt Greek god) (Selene) (Greek moon goddess)

In Translingual

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Meaning(s):

-(taxon genus family Carangidae lookdowns and moonfishes)