Psari (ψάρι)
The fish, though it's more correct to say that both the early Christian fish and the modern English word "ichthyology" are derived from the Greek word ikhthys (ΙΧΘΥΣ). The symbol is based on the fact that the Greek word for fish can be read as acronym for the Greek phrase Ἰησοῦς Χριστός, Θεοῦ Υιός, Σωτήρ, meaning "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior".
The name is originally from Greek δΡλΟΞ―Ο (delphΓs), "dolphin", which was related to the Greek δΡλΟΟΟ (delphus), "womb". The animal's name can therefore be interpreted as meaning "a 'fish' with a womb".
ixthus- iota, chi, theta, upsilon, sigma
None. It is the plural form of the Latin word piscis, a fish.
Dolphin is derived from the the Greek word for dolphin, dolphis, which was derived from the Greek word for womb, delphus. The animals name can then be translated as meaning "fish with womb".
An ichthyologist studies fish. The word consists of two greek roots. Ikhthus is the greek root for 'fish' while logos means 'study'. Thus, ichthyology is the study of fish. An ichthyologist is a person who studies fish.
Omega is a Greek letter.Omega oils are found in fish.
Icthyus is the Greek word for fish. It is spelled with the Greek letters Iota, Chi, Theta, Upsilon, and Sigma. Iota is the first letter in the Greek word Iesous, which means Jesus. Chi is the first letter in the Greek word Christos, which means Christ. Theta is the first letter in the Greek word Theou, which means God. Upsilon is the first letter in the Greek word Uios, which means Son. Sigma is the first letter in the Greek word Soter, which means Savior.
(Ikhthus) The classical Greek word for 'fish', which some feel was used as a secret symbol for Christianity, along with a picture of a fish, when they were being persecuted.
It's from ancient Greek. The root word is Ichthys- meaning fish.
The root word of the word "dragon" comes from the Latin word "draconem," which is derived from the Greek word "drakon" meaning "serpent" or "giant sea fish."