Poseidon

Gender: Masculine
Usage: Greek Mythology
Scripts Ποσειδῶν(Ancient Greek)

Meaning

Possibly derived from Greek πόσις (posis) meaning “husband, lord” and δᾶ (da) meaning “earth”. The name first appears in Mycenaean Greek inscriptions as po-se-da-o. In Greek mythology Poseidon was the unruly god of the sea and earthquakes, the brother of Zeus. He was often depicted carrying a trident and riding in a chariot drawn by white horses.
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