galatea
/ˌgæləˈtiːə/Definitions
1. noun
A rock in the Aegean Sea that in Greek mythology was the object of Pygmalion’s love, transformed into a living being by Venus.
“The myth of Galatea serves as an inspiration for artists and writers to this day.”
2. noun
In psychology, a person or thing that one idealizes or is infatuated with.
“She had become a Galatea for him, someone he couldn’t stop thinking about.”