Kumsung Artizar uVinasi Zuhrah Veenus Shukra Venusse
Venere Venuso Gwener Venüs Mphatlalatsane
Vênus Ribhinn Venera
Venus
Venus is the closest planet in the solar system to Earth's size and gravity - but the atmosphere is much heavier and hotter. The pressure on the surface is the equivalent of being 1km underwater on Earth - and the temperature is hot enough to melt lead.
So visiting features on the surface would be challenging. However, 50 km above the ground the pressure and temperature are quite nice.
Venus was often named twice by early cultures - as it would appear in the morning and evening. Names tend to be along the lines of "Bright", "Beautiful".
Venus has 1,973 named features from 188 nations/peoples.
Start your tour at: Pavlinka (mapped).
Goddesses, miscellaneous.
Goddesses of hunt; moon goddesses.
Sea goddesses.
Fertility and earth goddesses.
Deceased women who have made outstanding or fundamental contributions to their field (if over 20 km). If smaller common female first names are used.
Sky goddesses.
Water goddesses.
Goddesses, miscellaneous.
Goddesses of war.
Goddesses, miscellaneous.
Goddesses of war.
Goddesses, miscellaneous (also one physicist).
Famous women.
Mythological heroines.
Goddesses of prosperity.
Giantesses and Titanesses (also two Greek alphanumeric).
Goddesses of hearth and home.
Goddesses of fate and fortune.
Goddesses of love.
Goddesses, miscellaneous.
Desert goddesses.
Words for the planet Venus in various world languages (if 400 km and longer); if shorter they are named after river goddesses.
18 nations/peoples have their only name contribution on this world:
Senegal (6),
Bashkir (5),
Chuvash (4),
Gypsy (4),
Kalmyk (4),
Tartar (4),
Komi (3),
Tuva (3),
Urartu (2),
Aleutian (1),
Chimalateco (1),
Choktaw (1),
Marquesas Islands (1),
Mbundu (1),
Mende (1),
Scythian (1),
Seneca (1),
Zulu (1),