Venus

In English

Origin: From Latin Venus

Meaning(s):

-(obsolete) Sexual activity or intercourse; sex, lust, venery.

-(Roman god) The goddess of love, beauty, and natural productivity; the Roman counterpart of Aphrodite.

-(sense poetry) Love; sex.

In German

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess, plan)

In Swedish

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess, plan)

In Asturian

Meaning(s):

-(Venus) (plan)

In Catalan

Meaning(s):

-(l en Venus) (goddess, plan)

In Danish

Meaning(s):

-(Venus)

In Estonian

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess)

In Finnish

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess, plan)

In Galician

Meaning(s):

-Aphrodite, (Venus) (goddess)

In Icelandic

Origin: From Latin Venus.

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess)

-( female name)

In Latin

Origin: From Proto-Indo-European *wenh₁- ‎(“to wish, love”). See also Latin veneror, venia and English wish.

Meaning(s):

-(Venus), Roman goddess of natural productivity.

-(Venus), the second planet in our solar system.

In Norwegian

Meaning(s):

-(Roman god) (Venus) (goddess, plan)

In Translingual

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Meaning(s):

-(taxon genus family Veneridae the true venus clams)