ar-ee-uh-rhod

Definitions

1. noun

In Welsh mythology, the mother of Llew Llaw Gyffes and the goddess of fertility and sovereignty, often depicted as a goddess of the harvest.

“According to ancient Welsh legend, Arianrhod was the goddess of fertility and sovereignty.”

2. proper noun

A location on the island of Anglesey in Wales associated with the goddess Arianrhod.

“The island of Anglesey, particularly the site of Arianrhod, has significant cultural and historical importance.”