A mountain in ancient Phrygia (modern Turkey) sacred to the goddess Cybele and the mythological mother of the gods.
From Greek 'Dindyma.' A geographical and mythological place name; appears in classical texts about Phrygian religion and goddess worship.
Mount Dindymus was so sacred that its name became synonymous with divine motherhood itself—ancient people literally saw mountains as the dwelling places and embodiments of the gods.
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