Clotho

/ˈkloʊθoʊ/ noun

Definition

In Greek mythology, one of the three Fates who spins the thread of human life.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek 'Klothō,' derived from 'klōthein' meaning 'to spin.' She is the youngest of the three Moirae (Fates), responsible for spinning the thread of each person's life.

Kelly Says

Clotho and her two sisters controlled human destiny in ancient Greek beliefs—they were so powerful that even Zeus obeyed them, making them arguably the most important goddesses in the entire pantheon!

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