Definition of Perkwunos. Meaning of Perkwunos. Synonyms of Perkwunos

- *Perkʷūnos are only attested in Western Indo-European traditions. The linguistic evidence for the worship of a thunder god under the name *Perkʷūnos as...
- ultimately derive from Proto-Indo-European *per-kwun-iyā ('the realm of Perkwunos'; i.e., the wooden mountains). Fjörgyn is cognate with the Gothic fairguni...
- internationally known Finnish curse word. The name is of Indo-European origin; Perkwunos is the reconstructed name of the god of thunder. Some researchers consider...
- Germanic Thor, a thematic echo of Perkʷunos. The deities generally agreed to be cognates stemming from *Perkʷunos are confined to the European continent...
- 'lightning, hammer', i.e. *Perkwunos' weapon) and *Fergunja–*Fercunyā (from *perkwun-iyā 'wooded mountains', i.e. *Perkwunos' realm). The English w****day...
- to Dyēus the aggressive day sky father. He may have had a rivalry with Perkwunos similar to the rivalry between Perun and Veles. Jaan Puhvel, Analecta...
- Procopius is referring is the storm god Perún, whose name is derived from *Perkwunos, the Proto-Indo-European god of lightning. The ancient Slavs syncretized...
- (Basque mythology) Perëndi (Albanian mythology) Perkūnas (Baltic mythology) Perkwunos (Proto-Indo-European mythology) Perun (Slavic mythology) Pikne or Pikker...
- equivalent Perun Canaanite equivalent Ba‘al Indo-European equivalent Perkwunos Celtic equivalent Taranis ****anese equivalent Susanoo-no-Mikoto Nuristani...
- serpents, dragons and dragonslayers. Myths Proto-Indo-European mythology Perkwunos and Trito vs. the Sea serpent Jewish mythology YHWH vs. Leviathan YHWH...