Circe
/sɝˈs/
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Circe, derived from Latin and rooted in Greek mythology, is the name of a powerful enchantress known for her wisdom and transformative abilities. In Homer's 'Odyssey', she famously turned Odysseus' men into swine, symbolizing her command over magic and nature. The name evokes a sense of mystique, intelligence, and allure, often associated with strong, independent female figures. Its classical pronunciation, 'KEAR-kay', adds to its timeless and enchanting appeal.
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