antilochus
/ænˈtɪlɒkəs/Definitions
1. proper noun
In Greek mythology, the son of King Meleager and Althaea, and a hero in the Trojan War.
“Antilochus was a skilled charioteer and warrior in Homer’s Iliad.”
2. noun
A horse or other animal that is a descendant of Antilochus, especially one that is fast or skilled.
“The Antilochus horse was known for its speed and agility in the racing competition.”