Dioni

Dioni is a name that can refer to several entities. In mythology, Dione was a Titaness in Greek mythology, often associated with Zeus and sometimes identified as his mother or consort. She was a prominent figure in ancient religious practices, particularly at Dodona, a significant oracle site.

In astronomy, Dione is one of Saturn's natural satellites, discovered by Giovanni Domenico Cassini in 1684. It is the fifth-largest moon of Saturn and is composed primarily of water ice. Dione has a heavily cratered surface, indicating its ancient age, and features a prominent ice cliff known as "Janus Chasma." Its density suggests it may have a rocky core.

The name Dioni can also be a given name for individuals, though it is less common than some other variations. It is sometimes found in various cultures and languages, often carrying connotations related to divinity or celestial bodies. The usage of the name can vary regionally and over time. Its etymological roots are often traced back to the mythological figure Dione.