marinegod

noun
UK /məˈriːn ɡɒd/
US /məˈriːn ɡɑːd/

A marinegod is a make-believe god who rules over the sea and the animals in it.

In the old story, the marinegod sent a big wave to help the sailors.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A powerful person who seems to control the sea, like a famous captain.

The old captain was called a marinegod by his crew.

3. A character in a game or cartoon who has power over water.

My avatar is a marinegod who can summon dolphins.

4. A title for a spirit believed to protect a beach or harbor.

Villagers left gifts for the marinegod before fishing.