Hera
Divine matrimonial patron
Hera is the queen of the Greek gods, wife and sister of Zeus, goddess of marriage and childbirth.
In mythology she is famously jealous, persecuting Zeus's many lovers and their offspring—most notably Heracles, whose name ironically means "glory of Hera." The Romans identified her with Juno.
Of Athenian origin
- goddessFemale sacred being
- queenMost powerful chess piece
- ArgosHellenic city-state
- peacockOrnate pheasant relative
cow · Homeric · Iliad · Theogony · Homer · epithet · temple · priestess
Greek sky god
- AthenaGreek wisdom deity
- PoseidonGreek sea deity
- ApolloSun deity, moonshot namesake
- ArtemisGreek hunting goddess
Ares · Aphrodite · Hephaestus · Hermes · Dionysus · Demeter · Mount Olympus · pantheon
Most powerful chess piece
- sovereignSupreme in power
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- majestyImpressive supreme dignity
regal · imperial · consort · goddess-queen · heavens · sky · authority · dominion
Legal union of spouses
- wedlockState of being spouses
- fidelityLoyalty or exactness
- monogamyOne partner at a time
- brideWoman getting married
nuptials · wedding · vows · union · conjugal · betrothal · childbirth · protector
Resentful longing for another's
- vengeanceRetaliation for injury
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- punishmentPenalty for an offense
- spitePetty malicious intent
rivalry · grudge · retribution · persecution · Io · Callisto · Echo · Lamia
Greek
Of Athenian origin
peacock · cow · Homeric · Iliad · Theogony · Homer · epithet · temple · priestess · oracle
Zeus
Greek sky god
Artemis · Ares · Aphrodite · Hephaestus · Hermes · Dionysus · Demeter · Mount Olympus · pantheon · ambrosia
queen
Most powerful chess piece
majesty · regal · imperial · consort · goddess-queen · heavens · sky · authority · dominion · ox-eyed
matrimony
Legal union of spouses
bride · nuptials · wedding · vows · union · conjugal · betrothal · childbirth · protector · women
envy
Resentful longing for another's
- vengeanceRetaliation for injury
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- punishmentPenalty for an offense
spite · rivalry · grudge · retribution · persecution · Io · Callisto · Echo · Lamia · cursed
Juno
Jupiter's divine consort
Saturn · Vesta · Neptune · Mercury · Diana · Ceres · Minerva · Bacchus · Roman pantheon
- unsung heroOne whose contributions go unnoticed
- jukebox heroOne who becomes legendary through coin-operated music
- action heroFilm's combat-driven protagonist
- war heroOne honored for combat bravery
- folk heroCelebrated figure from tradition
- hero worshipUncritical devotion to someone