The word is constructed from Greek , petra, meaning stone +
ichor , the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology.
Kaynak: PetrichorA fountain there has smelly water from the
ichor of the giants. Strabo also writes: The peninsula Pallene, on whose isthmus is situated the
Kaynak: Phlegra (mythology)with the keres she raised, so that he dislodged the nail, and "the
ichor ran out of him like molten lead", exsanguinating and killing him.
Kaynak: TalosReferences to elephants in musth (often referred to as "
ichor") are frequent in classical Indian poetry and prose; for example, in the
Kaynak: Musthtriggers a metabolic change within the victim's body, beginning with the production of a green liquid referred to as "
ichor " into the bloodstream.
Kaynak: Vampire (Marvel Comics)himself, he attempts to steal some away to give to other mortals Those who consume ambrosia typically had not blood in their veins, but
ichorKaynak: AmbrosiaJason again turns to Hera, who guides him to open a cylindrical plug on the back of Talos's heel, releasing the latter's vital
ichor .
Kaynak: Jason and the Argonauts (1963 film)reddish and chalky fluid from the small nubs on the striking ball, the
ichor of a rust monster , which on contact with other metal corrodes it.
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