An epithet or surname of Dionysus in Greek mythology, literally meaning 'the loud-roarer' or relating to roaring sounds.
From Greek bromos (roaring, loud noise, or stench—the word has multiple meanings in ancient Greek depending on context).
Bromios is a mysterious god-name from ancient Greece—the same Greek root 'bromos' gave us bromine (the smelly element) and Dionysus's roaring epithet, showing how one ancient word could mean both 'stench' and 'roar'!
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