Deucalion
Deu·ca·lion
noun \d(y)ü-ˈkāl-yən\Definition of DEUCALION
: a survivor with his wife Pyrrha of a great flood by which Zeus destroys the rest of the human race
Origin of DEUCALION
Latin, from Greek Deukaliōn
First Known Use: 1565
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