Kronos Meaning in English

word

US

ˈkɹoʊnoʊs

KROH-nohs

UK

ˈkrəʊnɒs

KROH-noss

Definition

Kronos is a figure from Greek mythology, known as the leader of the first generation of Titans and the father of Zeus. He is often associated with time and sometimes spelled as Cronos or Cronus.

Usage & Nuances

The spelling 'Kronos' is less common than 'Cronos' or 'Cronus.' Used mainly in academic, mythological, and cultural contexts. Not to be confused with 'chronos,' a symbol of time but not a god in Greek myth.

• Spanish: Kronos (mitología griega) - Crono (variante)
• Portuguese (BR): Cronos (mitologia grega) - Kronos (variante)
• Portuguese (PT): Cronos (mitologia grega) - Kronos (variante)
• Chinese (Simplified): 克洛诺斯（希腊神话）
• Chinese (Traditional): 克洛諾斯（希臘神話）
• Hindi: क्रोनोस (यूनानी पौराणिक कथा)
• Arabic: كرونوس (ميثولوجيا يونانية)
• Bengali: ক্রোনোস
• Russian: Кронос
• Japanese: クロノス
• Vietnamese: Kronos
• Korean: 크로노스
• Turkish: Kronos
• Urdu: کرونوس
• Indonesian: Kronos

Example Sentences

Kronos was the father of Zeus in Greek myths.

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Some people spell Kronos as Cronos.

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Kronos was the leader of the Titans.

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Many stories about Kronos are dark and dramatic.

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The tale of Kronos swallowing his children is famous.

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If you like mythology, you’ll find the story of Kronos fascinating.

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