Antaeus

/ænˈteɪəs/ noun

In Greek mythology, a giant who derived his strength from contact with the earth; the son of Poseidon and Gaia.

From Greek Antaios, probably derived from anti- (against) and gaios (earth), suggesting 'against the earth' or 'arising from the earth'—though the etymology is debated.

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