Submitted 5 weeks ago by ryujin470@fedia.io to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
It's the name of a video game released in 2015 although I found a website (apotheon.org) when searching Wayback machine (the game's actual website is apotheongame.com).
And why the domain name apotheon.org doesn't infringe on the trademark of the game? It's caused because they are different classes?
The title of this post made me think that you were a immortal confused by the evolution of language.
Not sure if it’s a real word or not, or some conjugation of a real word, but it’s probably connected to or inspired by the Ancient Greek apotheos (literally apo=from, theos=god) found in its most common derivation today into apotheosis. Hope that helps.
I imagine that’s where the Apothecary would work.
Apothecary is a pretty outdated term.
vvilld@lemmy.world 5 weeks ago
www.yourdictionary.com/apotheon#K7byWihCcMgSUeOb.…
Yes, it seems to be a real word in Ancient Greek, although it didn’t seem to have any special significance beyond it’s definition.