The faithful nurse of Odysseus in Greek mythology, known for her loyalty and wisdom.
From ancient Greek, possibly from 'eury-' (wide) and 'kleos' (fame), suggesting 'widely famous' or 'of broad reputation' in classical mythology.
Euryclea is one of the few enslaved people in Homer's Odyssey who gets a meaningful character arc—she's the one who recognizes Odysseus when he returns, which helps save his life!
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