phaethusa
[fɪˈθuːzə]
Definitions
1. noun
A sea-nymph, and the mother of Euryalus and Clytius, the sons of Heracles. Also, a genus of moths in the family Erebidae.
“In Greek mythology, Phaethusa was a sea-nymph who had two sons with Heracles.”
[fɪˈθuːzə]
1. noun
A sea-nymph, and the mother of Euryalus and Clytius, the sons of Heracles. Also, a genus of moths in the family Erebidae.
“In Greek mythology, Phaethusa was a sea-nymph who had two sons with Heracles.”