" June 2009 (UTC)

I was looking at info about the etymology of Poseidon at our article here:Poseidon, and there is info about don maybe meaning ""god"" (masculine counterpart of Dea), though I found some info that could suggest ""earth"" in that article. See this: In Linear B clay tablets, the form ""PO-SE-DA-WO-NE (""Poseidon"") occurs with greater frequency than does DI-U-JA (Zeus). A feminine variant, PO-SE-DE-IA, is also found, indicating a lost consort goddess"". Further the text says: ""Poseidon is already identified as ""Earth-Shaker""— E-NE-SI-DA-O-NE— in Mycenaean Knossos,[3]"". I notice that ENESIDAONE looks a lot like Enosichthon, ""Earth-Shaker"", but if DAONE meant ""god"" then I guess ENESIDAONE meant ""the god who shakes things up"" ) ?   10:43, 25"