火星 (Kasei in Japanese and huǒ xīng in Chinese) is the Japanese Kanji, old Korean Hanja and Chinese title for the planet Mars. The characters literally mean "fire star" or "spark"pic.twitter.com/28D6iNznJv
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火星 (Kasei in Japanese and huǒ xīng in Chinese) is the Japanese Kanji, old Korean Hanja and Chinese title for the planet Mars. The characters literally mean "fire star" or "spark"pic.twitter.com/28D6iNznJv
Ma'adim in Hebrew [מאדים literally means "turning red"]. The root of the word "ma'adim" is "adom", which means “red”. The author of the Genesis seems to enjoy playing with the word chain Adam (man) - adama (soil, feminine noun) - dam (blood) - adom (ruddy, red like the soil)pic.twitter.com/Wk08Qpsqnc
In Sanskrit, the planet Mars is called "Mangala" (मङ्गल) and appears in various Hindu texts. According to some myths, the deity Mangala was born through a drop of blood or sweat from the god Shiva; he has four arms and is considered the protector of landed propertypic.twitter.com/jGg18Lgyy5
Nirgal for the Babylonians (Sumerian GÌR-UNUG-GAL, Hebrew: נֵרְגַל, Tiberian: Nērḡál) Nirgal is a deity of the Sumerian-Akkadian, Babylonian and Assyrian religion. He is an underworld god, who embodies the devastating heat of the sun. As a fiery god of destruction and warpic.twitter.com/TlvhYqBm4d
Nirgal was related to the planet Mars in the late Babylonian astral-theological system
İn Turkish Mars is called Bakırsokum. Bakır meaning Copper, Sokum meaning Bit or Piece in old Turkish...
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