Hermes Hear it!

Hermes definition

Her·mes (hʉrmēz′)

noun

Gr. Myth. the god who serves as herald and messenger of the other gods, generally pictured with winged shoes and hat, carrying a caduceus: he is also the god of science, commerce, eloquence, and cunning, and guide of departed souls to Hades: identified with the Roman Mercury

Etymology: L < Gr Hermēs

Comments


Do you have more to add? Sign in to share your linguistic knowledge or observation.

Connect with Facebook