Egragore Meaning and Definition

Pronunciation

/ˈɛgrəɡɔr/

Noun

A mythical creature known for its extraordinary beauty, said to possess the power to manipulate emotions and calm the mind.

The artist portrayed an Egragore in her latest painting, capturing its ethereal essence.
Egragores are believed to inhabit serene environments, where their tranquil presence brings harmony to those around them.

The word “Egragore” originates from ancient myths and folklore, believed to be derived from the ancient language of a long-lost civilization.

In formal writing, use the correct pronunciation when citing an Egragore in academic or literary contexts.

Egragores have appeared in various forms of literature, art, and music, symbolizing beauty, tranquility, and emotional balance.

“As serene as an Egragore” – used to describe a peaceful atmosphere.

Muse, Siren, Harmony

Egragore and Seren, Egragore and Harmony, Egragore and Tranquility

The word “Egragore” is relatively rare in modern language, but gaining popularity in literary and artistic contexts.

Gerbera, Ergore, Egregore