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Hermes is the divine messenger of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology.

Hermes may also refer to:

• Hermes Trismegistus, legendary Hellenistic figure and purported author of the Hermetica

Arts, entertainment and media

Fictional characters

• Hermes (Harry Potter), Percy Weasley's owl
• Hermes (Marvel Comics)
• Hermes Conrad, in the animated TV series Futurama
• Hermes, a talking motorcycle in the anime Kino's Journey
• Hermès Costello, in the manga Stone Ocean
• Hermes, in Hermes & Renato, a Brazilian comedy troupe
• Hermes, in the 2013 video game Goodbye Deponia

Other uses

• Hermes (publication), a literary journal published by the University of Sydney Union
• Hermes (sculpture), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.
• Hermes Fastening his Sandal, copies of a lost Greek statue
• Hermes Records, an Iranian record label

Businesses

• Hermès, a French luxury-goods manufacturer
• Hermes Airlines, a Greek airline 2011–2016
• Hermes Aviation, a Maltese airline 2014-2015
• Hermes Europe, a German delivery company
• EFG Hermes, an Egyptian financial services company
• Federated Hermes, an American investment manager
• Hermes Investment Management, a fund manager subsidiary of Federated Hermes
• Hermes Press, an American publisher

Military

• HMS Hermes, the name of several ships of the British Royal Navy
• Hermes-class post ship, a class of Royal Navy sailing ships built in the early 19th century
• Hermes-class sloop, a Royal Navy class of four paddlewheel steam sloops built in the 1830s
• USS Hermes, later USS Lanikai, a yacht commissioned into the U.S. Navy in World War I and World War II
• Hermes program, an American missile development program 1944–1954
• Hermes (missile), a family of Russian guided missiles
• Operation Hermes (disambiguation), the name of several events
• Elbit Hermes 450, an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle

People

• Hermes (given name), including a list of people with the name
• Hermes (surname), including a list of people with the name

Places

• Hermes, Oise, France
• Hermes Glacier, Antarctica
• Hermes Point, Antarctica

Science and technology

• HERMES experiment, a particle physics experiment
• Hotspot Ecosystems Research on the Margins of European Seas (HERMES), a deep-sea multidisciplinary project
• HTC Hermes, or HTC TyTN, a personal digital assistant
• Hermes protocol, a machine-to-machine communication standard used in the SMT assembly industry
• Hermes, a brand of typewriters including the Hermes 3000

Aerospace

• Cirrus Hermes, a British aero engine of the 1930s
• Hermes (satellite), a failed American satellite
• Hermes (spacecraft), a proposed European spaceplane
• Hermes (fictional spacecraft), a spacecraft in the novel and film The Martian

Astronomy

• 69230 Hermes, an asteroid
• HERMES, an instrument fitted to the Anglo-Australian Telescope
• Popular Astronomy (UK magazine), called Hermes until 1981

Computing

• Hermes (BBS), bulletin board software
• Hermes (programming language), developed by IBM
• Hermes Project, a C++/Python library of algorithms
• Hermes, a converter for mass spectrometry data formats
• Hermes, codename of the ORiNOCO family of wireless networking technology by Proxim Wireless

Sports

• Hermes DVS, a Dutch omnisport club
• Hermes F.C., a Scottish football club
• Kokkolan Hermes, a Finnish ice hockey team
• Hermes Ladies' Hockey Club, an Irish field hockey club

Transportation

• Hermes Road Measurement System
• Handley Page Hermes, a 1940s/1950s British airliner
• MV Hermes, later MV Pozarica, a cargo ship launched in 1945

Other uses

• HERMES method, a project management method developed by the Swiss government
• Hermes (classical philology journal), a German periodical founded in 1866.

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Hermes
• All pages with titles containing Hermes
• Hermis, an American racehorse foaled in 1899
• Hermetic (disambiguation)
• Ermes (disambiguation)

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