Olympian
noun · /oh-LIM-pee-un/
An Olympian is one of the powerful Greek gods or goddesses who, in myths, lived on Mount Olympus. Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, and Athena are Olympians.
In a sentence
- "In the myth, the Olympian Athena helped the hero with a clever plan."
- "Leo drew a shining palace on Mount Olympus where an Olympian might live."