Lions : A symbol shared by Rhea her mother, she also put the Nemean lion into the night sky as the constellation Leo after it was defeated by Herakles.
Cows (heifers): Zeus turned Hera's priestess Io into a white heifer and gave her to Hera, and Hera put the transformed girl under guard by the hundred eyed Argos Panoptes. Hermes killed Argos by playing music (being called Argeiphontes "Argos slayer" after) and freed Io, who Hera cursed with a gladfly (or the spirit of Argos Panoptes) and she after wandered, lost and pained by it, until she came to Egypt. Hera is also called Boopis (cow-eyed).
Cuckoos : Zeus seduced Hera in the shape of a cuckoo and the pair were wed in a secret ceremony.
Hawks: Sacred to Rhea and to Ares.
Crane: Gerana/Oinoe a Pygmean woman, and wife of their king, Nicodamas, by whom she became the mother of Mopsus she was highly esteemed and praised for her beauty among the Pygmies, she despised the gods, especially Artemis and Hera, who in revenge metamorphosed her into a crane. In this state she always fluttered about the place in which her son Mopsus dwelt, until she was killed by the Pygmies. This is said to have been the origin of the war between the Cranes and the Pygmies. Cranes were also sacred to Hephaestus.
Peacocks : Hera rewarded Argos the hundred eyed guard of Io who was slain by Hermes, for his service by placing his hundred eyes on the tail of her sacred bird, the peacock.
Crown: Hera was the only wife of Zeus to be Queen of the Heavens/Olympus.
Royal lotus-staff/water lily : A similar staff is the symbol of Zeus and Demeter, lotus were said to cover the banks of Akheron, the Underworld river of pain.
Pomegranate: the fruit which Persephone ate, as well as the name Side - the first wife of Orion, she was sent to Hades by Hera for pretending to be more beautiful than the goddess.
Willow: also called the chaste tree or withy (Vitex agnus castus), it was sacred also to Demeter, Artemis, and Hestia. Hera was born in Samos by the side of the river Imbrasos under the willow that grew in the Heraion (temple of Hera).
The planet Venus : in ancient times Phaesphoros was Venus, identified with two deities Eosphoros "dawn bringer" and Hesperos "evening", it was the "star" of the goddesses Aphrodite and Hera, and as such was sometimes numbered amongst the Theoi Gamelioi (gods of marriage).
From myths which feature Hera and her actions are how we get her symbols.
The goddess Hera. Io was a girl that Hera transformed into a cow, Argus was the servant of Hera whose eyes were set in a peacock's tail, and Hera trained the Nemean lion.
AnswerHera's symbols are: the cuckoo, it symbolized Zeus' love for her because Zeus was disguised in a cuckoo when he conquered her, the pomegranate- symbol of fertility because Hera was also the goddess patron of childbirth. Some of the most known Hera's symbols are the peacock- ancient symbol of immortality, the scepter and the diadem.There are also some minor symbols such as the lily, the cow, the orange tree, the apple tree, the salix (willow), the fig and the myrrh.
Marriage and child birth. and some of the most important symbols are: the cow, Pomegranate, And Peacock.
The significance of Heracles' name Glory of Hera is that his life was glorified.
Yes hera's symbol is the peacock.
From myths which feature Hera and her actions are how we get her symbols.
Hera's symbols were the Pomegranate, the Peacock Feather and a Diadem.
Yes, the peacock was one of Hera's symbols.
The Cow and the Peacock
The peacock is one of Hera's symbols. The cow and the peacock were sacred to Hera. She did not turn into one, however.
The peacock, scepter and the diadem.
The goddess Hera. Io was a girl that Hera transformed into a cow, Argus was the servant of Hera whose eyes were set in a peacock's tail, and Hera trained the Nemean lion.
Hera is the Greek goddess of motherhood and one of her symbols is the cow. (ok you've got to say, that's really funny!!)
If you mean her symbols, then the pomegranate, the peacock feather and the diadem.
AnswerHera's symbols are: the cuckoo, it symbolized Zeus' love for her because Zeus was disguised in a cuckoo when he conquered her, the pomegranate- symbol of fertility because Hera was also the goddess patron of childbirth. Some of the most known Hera's symbols are the peacock- ancient symbol of immortality, the scepter and the diadem.There are also some minor symbols such as the lily, the cow, the orange tree, the apple tree, the salix (willow), the fig and the myrrh.
The meaning of the name Hera is: Queen of Heaven.