daimon

/ˈdaɪmɒn/

Definitions

1. noun

A supernatural being in ancient Greek mythology, often associated with a particular person or place, serving as a guiding spirit or a harbinger of fate.

“According to legend, the poet Pindar was inspired by his daimon to compose some of his most famous works.”

Synonyms

  • daemon
  • genius
  • spirit

Antonyms

  • angel