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מידע על הזהות:

שם ראשי (עברית)

ניקס (אלה יוונית)

שם ראשי (לועזית)

Nyx (Greek deity)

שם ראשי (ערבית)

نيكس (الهة يونانية)

שם ראשי (קירילית)

Нюкта (Греческое божество)

רמיזות

Νύξ (Greek deity)

Nox (Greek deity)

Nīks (Greek deity)

Nikta (Greek deity)

Ni︠u︡kta (Greek deity)

Noks (Greek deity)

Nyks (Greek deity)

Nix (Greek deity)

Nikso (Greek deity)

Nicte (Greek deity)

닉스 (Greek deity)

Niksŭ (Greek deity)

Notte (Greek deity)

Nikte (Greek deity)

Nikstė (Greek deity)

Nüx (Greek deity)

ニュクス (Greek deity)

Nyukusu (Greek deity)

Njukta (Greek deity)

倪克斯 (Greek deity)

Nikesi (Greek deity)

Нюкта (Greek deity)

Никта (Greek deity)

Њукта (Greek deity)

Нікс (Greek deity)

ניקס (אלילה יוונית)

Nyx (Greek deity)

קבוצות שייכות

Greek deity

Goddesses, Greek

מדינות קשורות

Greece

מגדר

female

MARC

מזהים נוספים

VIAF: 10153530877748700886

Wikidata: Q131203

Library of congress: no2018110886

OCoLC: oca11506697

DLC: no2018110886

LIBRARY_OF_CONGRESS: 9810938439700041

מקורות מידע

Salonen, Esa-Pekka. Out of nowhere, 2012:contents (Violin concerto -- Nyx)
Holub, Joan. Nyx the mysterious, 2017.
Wikipedia, August 17, 2018(Nyx (Ancient Greek: Νύξ = Nyx; Latin: Nox) is the Greek goddess (or personification) of the night) Arabic page (نيكس = Nīks) Azerbaijani page (Nikta [in roman]; Niks [in roman]) Belarusian page (Нюкта = Ni︠u︡kta) Bulgarian page (Никта = Nikta) Bosnian page (Noks) Breton page (Nyks) Catalan page (Nix or Nyx) Esperanto page (Nikso) Galician page (Nicte) Korean page (닉스 = Niksŭ) Hawaiian page (Nika) Indonesian page (Niks) Italian page (Notte or Nyx) Hebrew page (ניקס = Niḳs) Latvian page (Nikte) Lithuanian page (Niktė or Nikstė) Hungarian page (Nüx) Japanese page (ニュクス = Nyukusu) Polish page (Nyks) Russian page (Нюкта = Ni︠u︡kta) Serbian page (Њукта = Njukta) Finnish page (Nyks) Turkish page (Niks) Ukrainian page (Нікс = Niks) Chinese page (倪克斯 = Nikesi)
Encyclopædia Britannica online, August 17, 2018(Nyx, in Greek mythology, female personification of night; According to Hesiod's Theogony, she was the daughter of Chaos and the mother of numerous primordial powers, including Sleep, Death, the Fates, Nemesis, and Old Age; The Orphic Rhapsodies made her the daughter and successor of Phanes, a creator god)
The Oxford classical dictionary, 1996(Nyx (Νύξ), personification of night. In Greek mythology she was a great cosmogonical figure, feared and respected even by Zeus. In Hesiod she is born of Chaos and mother of Aether, Hemera, and lesser powers. In the Orphic Rhapsodies she is daughter of Phanes and succeeds to his power. Nyx was primarily a mythographer's goddess, with little cult)
Nyx; Greek name: Νυξ; Roman name: Nox; goddess of the night, one of the primordial gods (protogenoi) who emerged as the dawn of creation ( (Theoi Project website, August 17, 2018) )