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Usually the name for a particular god or goddess came from where they were the patron deity (i.e., Athena was the patron goddess of Athens), or a component of their responsibilities as a certain god (i.e., Hades means ‘unseen’ and he is the god of Tartarus, or the Underworld). But, those are just two ways the Greeks named their gods.
