πότνια
πότνιαᾱςfreltd.[πόσις1]acc.Ion.gen.pl. epith. of goddesses or demigoddesses, also of personif. natural elements, such as Night, Earthlady, queen
Hom. Hes. Thgn. Lyr. Trag. Ar.w. a personif. abstraction, such as Reverence, Forgetfulness, FateE.mistressw.gen.of wild beasts, ref. to Artemis
Il.of love's arrows, of passions, ref. to AphroditePi. E.fr.pl.ref. to Erinyesrevered ladiesS.ref. to Demeter and PersephoneHdt. S. Ar.ladyref. to a queen, or to a mistress as addressed or referred to by her servant
E.ref. to a person's mother, appos.w. [μήτηρ]Hom. in invocations to places or thingsadj.of the shade of Oedipusaugust or reveredA.of a tombhallowedA.of the shore of a sacred lakeE.of a breezeblessedE.fr. adj.of a mother birdapp.distraughtMosch.cf.[ποτνιάομαι] ποτνιάςάδοςfem.adjof goddesses, ref. to Erinyesaugust, revered
E.of Bacchantshallowed, holy
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mistress, queen
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