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Adamant

Adamant in classical mythology is an archaic form of diamond. The English word diamond is ultimately derived from adamas, via Late Latin diamas and Old French diamant. In ancient Greek ἀδάμας (adamas), genitive ἀδάμαντος (adamantos), literally 'unconquerable, untameable'. In those days, the qualities of hard metal (probably steel) were attributed to it…

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Adamant

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related to In mythology · 45
Adamant → Acmon, Adam, Adamantine, Adamantine Land, Adraste, Alexander, Alexander Romance, An, Archons, Celmis, Cookson, Cronus, Damnameneus, Days, Ezekiel, Gaia, Gates, Gnostic, Gog, Gorgon Medusa
related to In popular culture · 44
Adamant → Adamantine, And, Barad-dûr, Book, Came, Chains, Chrysaor, Dante, Dragons, Dungeons, Early Modern, Finally, First, Gahmuret, Gold, Gondor, Gulliver's Travels, Holy Sonnet, In, In Book
see also · 11
Adamant → Adamant Mountain, Adamantium, Brazilian, CanadaAdam Ant, Marvel Universe, São Paulo, USAdamantane, Vermont, Washington County, WiktionaryAdamant, WiktionaryAggregated

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adamantine diamond used also book word became mythology great made greek metal fictional archaic adamas latin satan three lines described

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Adamantrelated to In mythologyIn Greek0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyCronus0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyUranus0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyGaia0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyAn0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyPerseus0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyGorgon Medusa0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyThree Phrygian Dactyls0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyGreat Mother0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyAdraste0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyAcmon0.60section
Adamantrelated to In mythologyDamnameneus0.60section

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