Literally means a \"Sailor of Death\" or \"Voyager of Death\"

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Greek god of death (i.e., the personification of death).
While a minor figure within Greek mythology, he is established within Hesiod\'s Theogony as a son of Nyx and Erebos, as well as being a twin to Hypnos.
His being a twin of Hypnos is also seen within Homer\'s Illiad - where Apollo delivers an assignment to the twins from Zeus to delivery of the slain hero Sarpedon to his homeland in Lycia.
Thanatos was often regarded as being merciless and indiscriminate - a being hated by and hateful towards gods and mortals equally. However, he was occasionally able to be outwitted (prime example being the two instances which King Sisyphus of Korinth tricked the god - and which ultimately led to the King\'s punishment of an eternity of frustration within Tartarus).

From ancient Greek term for \"sailor\". Suffix which forms a noun meaning a voyager, farer, or tripper.

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