Poseidon
Trident-wielding deity
Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, one of the twelve Olympians and brother to Zeus and Hades.
In mythology, he wields a trident and is known for his tempestuous nature, causing storms and shipwrecks when angered.
His Roman equivalent is Neptune.
The name appears in modern contexts for marine-related businesses, naval vessels, and oceanographic projects.
Poseidon was said to have created horses from sea foam.
Eighth planet or sea deity
- sea godDivine ruler of waters
- OlympianElite international sports competitor
- TritonSea deity with conch
- ProteusProphetic, transforming sea god
immortal · divine · worship · temple · cult · sacrifice · oracle · Isthmian Games
Traveling energy disturbances
- depthsLowest or innermost regions
- shipwreckDestroyed vessel at sea
- sailorSeafaring crew member
- seafarerOne who navigates oceans
maritime · nautical · storms · tempest · dolphins · whales · Aegean · Mediterranean
Ancient horse-drawn fighter's vehicle
- PegasusDivine airborne horse
- seahorseSmall fish, vertical swimmer
- hippocampusMemory formation region
- equestrianRelating to horsemanship
stallion · creation · white horses · racing · breeder · Trojan horse · bridle
Neptune
Eighth planet or sea deity
- sea godDivine ruler of waters
- OlympianElite international sports competitor
- TritonSea deity with conch
Proteus · immortal · divine · worship · temple · cult · sacrifice · oracle · Isthmian Games · patron
waves
Traveling energy disturbances
seafarer · maritime · nautical · storms · tempest · dolphins · whales · Aegean · Mediterranean · abyssal
chariot
Ancient horse-drawn fighter's vehicle
- PegasusDivine airborne horse
- seahorseSmall fish, vertical swimmer
- hippocampusMemory formation region
equestrian · stallion · creation · white horses · racing · breeder · Trojan horse · bridle
earthshaker
One who causes tremors
- tremorInvoluntary rhythmic shaking
- seismicRelating to ground tremors
- shockwavePropagating pressure disturbance
destruction · wrath · catastrophe · fault · disaster · fury · power · tectonic