Enkelados.

Internationalism, borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἐγκέλαδος (Enkélados, “Enkelados, a Giant in Greek mythology”). The Ancient Greek name has long been associated with κέλαδος (kélados, “noise, din, clamour”), and has traditionally been interpreted as referring to a noisy or resounding figure, perhaps with ἐν (en, “in, within”) as its first element. The exact prehistoric formation of the name is not entirely certain. The astronomical name Enceladus is the Latinized form of the same mythological name, through Latin Enceladus (“Enkelados”), and was given to a moon of Saturn in honour of the Giant. Parallel learned forms retaining the Greek-like spelling include Danish Enkelados, Swedish Enkelados, Finnish Enkelados, German Enkelados, Polish Enkelados and Czech Enkelados. Compare the Latinized tradition Latin Enceladus, English Enceladus, Dutch Enceladus and French Encelade.