In ancient Greek belief, a benevolent spirit or good demon that watches over and protects a person or household.
From Greek 'agathos' (good) + 'daimon' (spirit/demon). This term dates to ancient Greco-Roman religion, where such protective spirits were invoked for blessing and safety of homes and individuals.
Ancient Greeks had personal protective spirits—kind of like guardian angels but called 'agathodaemons'! The concept influenced how later religions imagined benevolent supernatural helpers, showing how the idea of a good spiritual protector transcends cultures.
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