Polypheme
noun
Pol·y·pheme
ˈpäləˌfēm
plural -s
: giant, cyclops
polyphemian adjective
¦⸗⸗¦fēmēən
or polyphemic or polyphemous
-mik
-məs
Word History
Etymology
French Polyphème, a Cyclops blinded by Ulysses in the epic poem Odyssey ascribed to Homer, traditional ancient Greek poet, from Latin Polyphemus, from Greek Polyphēmos