See Μοκός on Wiktionary
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"english": "Also known were Mokosh or Mokush, goddess of fertility and marriage, who also gave and took life, Zorya or Zarya, goddess of dawn and beauty and Mat Zemlya",
"ref": "2005, Ιωάννα Γεωργίου, Θρησκεία και Θήλυ, page 20:",
"roman": "Epísis gnostés ítan i Mokós í Mokoús, theá tis gonimótitas kai tou gámou, pou epísis édine allá kai épairne tin zoḯ, i Zória í Zária, theótita tou proïnoú kai tis omorfiás kai i Máte-Syrá-Zampélia.",
"text": "Επίσης γνωστές ήταν η Μοκός ή Μοκούς, θεά της γονιμότητας και του γάμου, που επίσης έδινε αλλά και έπαιρνε την ζωή, η Ζόρια ή Ζάρια, θεότητα του πρωινού και της ομορφιάς και η Μάτε-Συρά-Ζαμπέλια.",
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"expansion": "Μοκός • (Mokós) f",
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"ref": "2005, Ιωάννα Γεωργίου, Θρησκεία και Θήλυ, page 20:",
"roman": "Epísis gnostés ítan i Mokós í Mokoús, theá tis gonimótitas kai tou gámou, pou epísis édine allá kai épairne tin zoḯ, i Zória í Zária, theótita tou proïnoú kai tis omorfiás kai i Máte-Syrá-Zampélia.",
"text": "Επίσης γνωστές ήταν η Μοκός ή Μοκούς, θεά της γονιμότητας και του γάμου, που επίσης έδινε αλλά και έπαιρνε την ζωή, η Ζόρια ή Ζάρια, θεότητα του πρωινού και της ομορφιάς και η Μάτε-Συρά-Ζαμπέλια.",
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