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The halia also haliad, halie or Halias (plural Haliae, haliai, haliads or haliades), (Greek: Ειναλιαι Θαλασσαι Einaliai Thalassai literally: Nymphs of the Sea), or marine nymphs and pelagic nymphs (in Roman mythology) were the daughters of sea gods.

Names[]

  1. Amphitrite, Queen of the Sea, wife of Poseidon
  2. Argayra
  3. Benthesikyme, Ethiopian Sea Nymph
  4. Cabeiro, lover of Hephaestus mother of the Cabeiri
  5. Calliste, the beautiful
  6. Eidothea, Haliad goddess of maritime victories
  7. Galatea, Haliad of the sea foam, loved by Polyphemus
  8. Halia, Haliad of the island of Rhodes and an eponym of the Haliads
  9. Kymopoleia, Haliad goddess of the violent sea
  10. Pallas, the best friend of Athena
  11. Rhode, a lover of Helios
  12. Scylla, lover of Glaucus and cursed by Circe
  13. Thoosa, mother of Polyphemus
  14. Triteia, daughter of Triton
  15. Tritonis

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Other names[]

Haliads have multiple names for examples but not limited to: undines, ondines, oceanids, okeanides (Singular okeanis), nereids, Nereides (Singular nereis), naiads, Tritonides (Singular tritonis), hydriades (Singular hydriad or hydrias), potamides, potamêides (Singular potamid or potamêis), pegaeae or pêgaiai (Singular: Pegaea or pêgaia), crenaeae, krênaiai (Singular: crenaea or krênaia), creniades, krêniades (Singular: creniad or krênïas), heleonomi, heleionomoi (Singular: heleonomus or heleionomos), limnatides, limnêtides (Singular: limnatid, limnêtis or limnatis), limnades (Singular: limnad or limnas) Nymphs of Artemis (Greek: Νυμφαι αρτεμισιαι Nymphai Artemisiai, Latin: Nymphae Artemisiae), Nysiades (Singular: nysiad or nysias) aqua nymph, aquatic nymph, sea nymph, ocean nymph, oceanic nymph, oceany nymph, water nymph, watery nymph, watersoaked nymph, watering nymph, watered nymph, waterish nymph etc.

Types[]

  • Aurae
  • Mermaid
  • Nephelae Also known as Cloud nymphs
  • Mountain sea nymphs (Haliads-Oreads)
  • Scylla (Also known as Cecaelia)
  • Siren

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