Greek Alphabet:

Fellowships and organizations (or Greek letter organizations) are pre-eminent in the United States university system. Members of these social groups usually get inked to celebrate their place in these societies.

The Greek word and Greek Symbol tattooing:

These types of designs are also linked to the US college system of Greek Letter organizations who like to depict a word or a symbol at the front of their houses.

Achilles:

The Greek warrior who noticed the opponent Troy in the Trojan War crushed the hero Hector and was unbeatable. He was taken down only by an arrow to the Achilles heel. Achilles tattoo often highlights Brad Pitt’s pics, as he performed the Greek Warrior in the famous film Troy.

Sisyphus:

Zeus made this King push a large rock up a hill for immortality someplace in Hades.

Hercules:

The son of Zeus, and the most influential man in the universe. The Gods normally called him into class things out ultra-abruptly.

Hermes the Messenger:

The Herald of Mount Olympus and Greek God of business, money, health, virility, thieves, and voyage among many other things.

Aphrodite:

After Uranus’ genitals were sliced and tossed into the sea by Cronus, Aphrodite emerged from the sea foam. She symbolized lust, passion, and excellence.

Hephaestus:

The lord of fire, metalworking, stone workmanship, forges, and the creation of sculpture, who served as the Blacksmith to the Gods. He was the son of Zeus and Hera and wedded to Aphrodite.

Athena:

She came to live from Zeus’s head, full-grown and dressed in armor, and was the Greek Goddess of War, the female equivalent of Ares.

Hades:

God of the gangdom who attracted the short straw when balloting with siblings Poseidon and Zeus after they destroyed the titans to take restraint of Ancient Greece.

Hera:

Queen of the Gods, wife, and sister of Zeus. She was the Goddess of Marriage and childbirth but was an egotistic and suspicious Goddess. Hera is often connected to the peacock because of her pride.