IPA: /θiˈɒɡəni/
KK: /θiˈɑgəni/
A story or explanation about how gods came into existence and their family relationships.
The ancient text provided a detailed theogony of the Greek gods.
The word 'theogony' is formed from 'theo-' (from Greek 'theos', meaning god) and '-gony' (from Greek 'gonia', meaning generation or birth). It refers to the origin or birth of the gods in mythology.
Think of 'theo' meaning god and 'gony' meaning birth — this helps you remember that 'theogony' is about the birth or origin of gods.