adamastor
/ˌadəˈmæstɔr/Definitions
1. noun
In literature, a demon or evil spirit, often seen as a harbinger of doom or death.
“The ancient Greeks believed that the adamastor was an evil spirit that foretold the coming of great calamities.”
2. proper noun
A sea monster in Homer’s Odyssey, described as a creature with the body of a man and the head of a bird.
“According to Homer’s Odyssey, the adamastor was a terrifying sea monster that sailors encountered on their journey.”