Agathodemon (noun)
ag-atho-de-mon
In Greek mythology, Agathodemon or Agathos Daimon was the spirit of vineyards and fields, providing luck, health and wisdom. He was one of the demons in the classical sense of the term, which should not be confused with the modern-day use of the word.
From Greek
Example sentences
“It was believed that the agathodemon brought luck to viniers in the area..”
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