1. A beautiful woman, the first of her sex, fashioned by Vulcan and animated by Minerva, on whom each god and goddess of Olympus bestowed a separate charm, and sent from heaven to earth to punish man for his audacity in thinking he could wield the fire of Jove. Pandora's box, the box Pandora brought with her, fraught with all good things and all bad, and out of which, when pried into by Epimetheus, everything escaped, except Hope, the good things back to heaven and the evils to infest and plague the earth.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• panara,
• wandera,
• zandra,
• pandoran,
• pardory,
• pandos,
• pandors,
• fendora,
• panorma,
• oandora,
• landora,
• 0andora,
• pzndora,
• psndora,
• pwndora,
• pqndora,
• pabdora,
• pamdora,
• pajdora,
• pahdora

• pandurate,
• paynter,
• panderer,
• painter,
• pander,
• pandar.

The adjective form of the word "Pandora" is "Pandoran".

The plural of the "pandora" can be the "pandoras".

The singular of the "pandora" can be the "pandora".