Discordia

Dis·cor·di·a

noun

Roman Mythology

The goddess of strife, identified with the Greek Eris.

Origin of Discordia

Latin from discordia discord ; see discord .

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Proper noun

(Roman mythology) Roman goddess of strife. Her Greek counterpart is Eris.

Origin

From Latin discord

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