Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

hecate

noun

/ˈhɛkəti/

Definition

Hecate is a goddess in Greek mythology associated with magic, ghosts, and the moon.

Examples

Hecate was often called upon by witches during rituals.
In literature, Hecate is portrayed as a guardian of the underworld.
The night was lit by the glow of Hecate’s lantern, guiding travelers through darkness.

Meaning

Often depicted as a three-faced goddess, Hecate represents the intersection of the past, present, and future, illuminating the paths of those who seek knowledge and guidance from the unknown.