Definitions

1. noun

A mythical nymph in Greek mythology, daughter of Atlas, known for her association with the island Ogygia and her role in Homer’s Odyssey, where she detained Odysseus for seven years.

“In literature, the character of Calypso is an example of a seductive and enchanting female figure.”

2. proper noun

A genus of sea slugs, specifically the species Calypso thasopon, commonly found in tropical waters.

“The marine biologist studied the behavior of the Calypso thasopon in its natural habitat.”

3. name

A type of song or musical genre originating from the Caribbean, characterized by its lively rhythm and poetic lyrics.

“The calypso singer’s performance at the concert was filled with energy and creativity.”