Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gaea
noun
/ˈɡiːə/
Definition
Gaea is the personification of the Earth in ancient Greek mythology, often considered the mother of all life.
Examples
- In Greek mythology, Gaea was revered as the goddess of the Earth.
- Gaea gave birth to the Titans, who were among the first deities of the Greek pantheon.
- Many ancient cultures honored Gaea through various rituals related to agriculture and nature.
Meaning
Gaea represents the Earth and is seen as a nurturing figure who supports and provides for all living beings. She embodies the natural world and is often associated with fertility and growth.
Synonyms
- Mother Earth
- Earth Mother
- Gaia
