Nike was a Greek goddess of what?
Correct answer: Victory
PuzzlingRhombus79585
Nike was usually depicted with wings because she always flies from side to side. But in Acropolis there is a temple of Apteros Nike (wingless Nike) which the Athrnians built so that she couldn't fly away.
Danjel5
veni, vidi, vici
!!!❤️🎸❤️!!!
Nike was the Greek goddess of SHOES! 😁
DroningCornball68263
I chosed competition because without competition there is no victory.
Ruby
Danjel5, I came, I saw, I conquered
Roopi
Just do it ☑️
Fun guy
veni, vidi, vivi is attributed to Caesar .. no direct link to Nike.
JDoe555
You mean she's not the goddess of sneakers?!!! And didn't Styx ask her to Come Sail Away? :D
RICK-N-BACHER
fakhruzzaman , this might not be the game for you.
fakhruzzaman
As We are Muslims and not believe on man made things from stones and wood. These are the creation of Almighty Allah. these things have to be changed after 200 years or less. but our Beloved Allah have never change. therefore kindly don't give such contravene question. we are not answering them.
Snarkycat
Nike is actually pronounced nee-kay not nigh-key.
wesley
!!!❤️🎸❤️!!!, but only on the shoes of winners,,😸
wesley
Danjel5, that is Latin, not Greek
Player #81701759
I knew who Nike was. Now I finally know what Laurel leaves are.
Goose
BTW it's pronounced 'Nihkeh' like nikkel.
Taina19PR
John 1965, just have fun
Player #45505475
Thanks for Latin & Greek root word information 😇
Panacea
If Nike would have came first, Victoria would mean Nike
Panacea
but who came first Victoria or Nike, if Nike
Player #2331803
No. Check marks and keeners.
John 1965
Danjel5, that's Roman
hedaben
Nike means victory. thank you Dr. Cordulak!
Sonicgirl
Nike was actually at the Battle of Marathon to help the Athenians to victory over the Macedonians in 287 BC .
vishal rocks
I guessed it correctly as I thought the shoes company would have kept the name to tell others that "if you buy our shoes,you will always win". lol
Emperor5640
me, haha lol
ChampionNymph37634
me, - If not, why not? Sure seems to have worked out that way. Huh?
UniqueWillOWisp57380
I wanted to say tennis shoes, but it wasn't an option :-/
..4144..
me, ROFL
Montana Lady
Danjel5, that's Latin, not Greek.
Player #860300
so think about the Nike brand and the swoosh symbol....excellence!!
Taranchalanche
Danjel5, so loved mythology when in school, did not know Zeus had "friends", fave sculpture is the Nike of Samothrace!