সাহিত্য - পৌরাণিক স্থান এবং বস্তু

a legendary island first mentioned by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, believed to have been swallowed up by the sea

অ্যাটলান্টিস, Atlantis

a conception of the afterlife as a paradise, a place of eternal happiness and peace

এলিসিয়াম, স্বর্গ

a prominent mountain in Greece and is considered the home of the gods in Greek mythology

অলিম্পাস পর্বত

a realm in Norse mythology, home to the gods and goddesses

আসগার্ড, দেবতার রাজ্য

the immense mythical tree that connects the nine worlds in Norse mythology

ইগড্রাসিল

the world of humans in Norse mythology, surrounded by the sea and located within a mythical tree called Yggdrasil

মিদগার্ড, মানুষের জগত

the realm of the dead in Greek mythology, ruled over by the god Hades

অধরা, মৃত্যুপুরী

a place regarded as a source of wise counsel or prophetic predictions, often associated with the ability to communicate with the divine

অরাকল, পূজাস্থল

(in Greek mythology) a complex maze designed to trap the Minotaur, which was so intricate that it was nearly impossible to escape from

ল্যাবিরিন্থ

an ancient city located in what is now Turkey, which was the site of a famous war between the Trojans and the Greeks, as described in the Iliad

ট্রয়

an ancient Mycenaean archaeological site in the Peloponnese region of Greece, known for its well-preserved Cyclopean walls and palace complex

তিরিনথস, তিরিন্থের প্রত্নতাত্ত্বিক স্থান

a city in Greece with a rich mythological and historical legacy, and was believed to be the birthplace of several important figures in Greek mythology, including Hercules, Dionysus, and Oedipus

থিবস, গ্রিসের থিবস

an ancient Greek city-state known for its military strength and discipline

স্পার্টা, স্পার্টা শহর

an ancient city in the northeastern part of the Peloponnese peninsula in Greece and was one of the major centers of Greek civilization during the late Bronze Age

মাইকন

an ancient Greek city-state located on the Isthmus of Corinth, known for its strategic location and wealth, as well as for its architecture and artistic production

করিন্থ, করিন্থ নগর-রাজ্য

the river that forms the boundary between Earth and the underworld, and it is also the name of the goddess who personifies this river

স্টিক্স, স্টিক্স নদী

the personification of the primeval waters that were believed to have existed before creation, and was considered to be the source of all life

নুন, প্রথমিক পানির ব্যক্তিত্ব

a group of mythical islands in ancient Greek and Roman mythology said to be a paradise for heroes and those favored by the gods

শুভ দ্বীপপুঞ্জ, কৃতজ্ঞদের দ্বীপ

a legendary sword from Arthurian legend, often associated with the rightful sovereignty of Great Britain

এক্সক্যালিবার

a Greek mythological artifact that contained all the evils of the world, which were released when Pandora opened the box out of curiosity

পান্ডোরা বক্স, পান্ডোরা বাক্স

a three-pronged spear or fork, historically used for fishing and hunting but also associated with various mythological gods and figures

ত্রিশূল

a shield or protective armor, often associated with the Greek goddess Athena

এজিস, সুরক্ষা

a piece of jewelry that some wear around their neck and consider as a form of protection against evil, disease, etc.

আমুলেট, তাবিজ

an object or design similar to a cross with a loop on top, considered to be the sign of life in ancient Egypt

অঙ্কহ, লুপ সহ ক্রস

a biblical artifact that was said to have contained the tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments and other sacred objects

ঐতিহ্যবাহী কফিন, অলংকারিক কফিন

a staff associated with Hermes, featuring two snakes and often wings, symbolizing trade and communication

কাডুসিয়াস

a phenomenon that occurs during sunrise or sunset when a pinkish band of light appears in the sky between the horizon and the dark blue upper atmosphere

ভেনাসের কোমর, ভেনাসের বন্ধন

a large, ceremonial cup, typically made of metal, that is used for drinking wine or other sacred liquids during religious ceremonies

কাপ, পাত্র

a legendary spring that is believed to have the power to restore youth to those who drink or bathe in its waters

যুবের ফোয়ারা, যুবের উৎস

a golden ring from Norse mythology, owned by Odin, that had the magical ability to create eight new rings of equal value every ninth night and was given as a gift to Balder

দ্রঊপ্নির, স্বর্ণালী দ্রঊপ্নির

a thin, hand-held stick or rod that is used for various purposes such as casting spells, directing energy, or performing illusions

দণ্ড, জাদুর杖

an ancient text that is believed to contain the secrets of the universe, including the principles of alchemy and the philosopher's stone

ম্যাজিক্যাল ট্যাবলেট, এমেরাল্ড ট্যাবলেট

an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, power, and good health

রা'র চোখ

a mythical artifact in Greek mythology, a symbol of kingship and authority, which Jason and the Argonauts set out to retrieve

সোনালী পশম, সোনালী চামড়া

a significant object in Christian tradition that is said to be the cup or dish used by Jesus at the Last Supper and sought after by various knights in medieval romances

পবিত্র গ্রীল, পবিত্র প杯

a symbol of abundance and nourishment, also known as the "horn of plenty"

অভundanceপ্রতীক, অধিবৃদ্ধির শিং

a great hall located in Asgard, the realm of the gods, said to be the home of Odin

ভালহাল্লা

a well or other body of water, often found in folklore, where people make wishes by throwing coins or other objects into it

অভিলাষের কূপ, কামনার কূপ

a carpet or rug from Middle Eastern and South Asian folklore and mythology, which is capable of flying and carrying people through the air

জাদুকরী গদি, যাদুকর গালিচা

a type of winged sandals or boots from Greek and Roman mythology, commonly associated with the god Hermes or Mercury, which allow the wearer to fly or move quickly

টালারিয়া, পশ্চিমা স্যান্ডেল

a fantastical imaginary world, often associated with Lewis Carroll's classic novel "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"

অবিশ্বাস্য দেশ, ফ্যান্টাসি জগত