Gaia Definition

gāə, gīə
noun

Gaea.

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The definition of Gaia is a figure from Greek mythology who was the goddess of the earth.
An example of Gaia is the mother of the Titans.
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pronoun

Alternative form of Gaea.

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Gaia Sentence Examples

  • After her immigration to Rome she is said to have received the name Gaia Caecilia.

  • The oracle at Delphi was asserted by tradition to have existed before the introduction of the Apolline worship and to have belonged to the goddess Earth (Ge or Gaia).

  • Tanaquil and Gaia Caecilia are, however, really distinct personalities.

  • The anecdotes told of Gaia Caecilia are aetiological myths intended to explain certain usages at Roman marriages.

  • Thus Apollo has to fight the oracle serpent of Gaia, and it has been observed that where Apollo prevailed in Greek religion the serpent became a monster to be slain.

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