lotophagi
plural noun
lo·toph·a·gi
ləˈtäfəˌjī,
lōˈ-
sometimes capitalized
: lotus-eaters
Word History
Etymology
Latin, legendary people who ate the lotus and encouraged travelers who visited them to do the same, from Greek Lōtophagoi, from lōtos lotus + -phagoi (plural of -phagos -phagous)
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