Euryclea

Euryclea [yoo r-i-klee-uh, yur-] Examples noun

(in the Odyssey) the nurse of Telemachus who recognized the disguised Odysseus by a scar on his leg.

Also Eu·ry·cli·a [yoo r-i-klahy-uh, yur-] /ˌyʊər ɪˈklaɪ ə, ˌyɜr-/. Examples from the Web for euryclea Historical Examples of euryclea

She then sent him to the bath, and bade Euryclea wait upon him.

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Euryclea did as she was told and closed the doors of the women’s apartments.

Homer

Nevertheless, Euryclea, take his bed outside the bed chamber that he himself built.

Homer

Euryclea did as she was told, and bolted the women inside their room.

Homer

So the old nurse Euryclea bathed the feet of her master whom she had dandled in her arms as a child.

Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger Gull