In Greek mythology, the goddess of joy, mirth, and merriment; one of the three Graces.
From Greek 'Euphrosýnē' meaning 'good cheer' or 'cheerfulness,' from 'eu-' (good) and 'phrosýnē' (sense/mind). She was one of the Charites (Graces).
Ancient Greeks personified joy itself as a goddess—Euphrosyne was one of only three goddesses representing the abstract concept of good feelings, showing how deeply they valued happiness!
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