psychogonic
/ˌsʌɪkəˈɡɒnɪk/Chiefly Philosophy
adjective
Of or relating to psychogony.
- psychogonic cube noun the number 216 (= 6 × 6 × 6), a number held to be significant in Pythagorean thought as expressing the length in years of the supposed interval between successive reincarnations of a soul..
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Taylor (1758–1835), philosopher and translator. From psychogony + -ic, originally after Byzantine Greek ψυχογονικός.
- Thorshavn
- Thorvaldsen, Bertel
- Thorwaldsen
- Thos
- those
- those were the days
- Thoth
- thou
- though
- thought
- thought block
- thought-body
- thought-bound
- thought bubble
- thought-consciousness
- thought control
- thought-controlled
- thought-counter
- thoughtcrime
- thought criminal
- thought disorder
- thought-executing
- thought experiment
- thought field
- thought field therapy