Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

aidoneus

Noun

/ˌaɪdəʊˈniːəs/

Definition

A mythological figure often identified with Hades, the god of the underworld in ancient Greek mythology.

Examples

Aidoneus was feared by many, as he ruled over the realm of the dead.
In some myths, Aidoneus is depicted as a benevolent lord, guiding souls to the afterlife.

Meaning

Aidoneus represents the darker aspects of life and death, serving as a ruler over the souls in the afterlife and symbolizing the inevitability of death.