Definition: The word "Hermes" is an ancient Greek name, which comes from the ancient Greek words ἵρες (hēra), meaning "to carry" or "to take", and σόμος (soamos), meaning "flee". The name of Hermes means "the one who takes flight" in Old Greek. This name is also used as a title for the god of magic, war, hunting and warfare. The word 'HERMES' has several meanings that are not specific to any individual or entity: 1.

Name

: It refers to the god of magic and war. 2.

Title

: The title of the god Hermes is usually given to him when he fights in a battle. 3.

Symbol

: He wears the symbol of a shield with a crescent moon on it, which was originally used by the ancient Greeks as a way to show his military prowess. The word 'HERMES' can also be used figuratively to refer to some types of magical or supernatural phenomena that appear during specific events. It's worth noting that in modern times, the name Hermes has been adopted for various other titles and gods such as Hermes Trismegistus, who was a Roman emperor.

HERMES

Definition: 1. The Greek god Hermes was known for his knowledge of practical magic.<0x0A>2. Hermes is a character in many mythological stories.

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