In Greek mythology, Kakodaimon (κακοδαίμων) is often referred to as a malevolent or harmful spirit or daemon. The term "kakodaimon" is derived from "kakos" (κακός), meaning bad or evil, and "daimon" (δαίμων), which generally denotes a divine or supernatural being.

Kakodaimon represents the concept of bad fortune or ill luck. It's not typically personified as a specific deity but rather as a negative influence or force that could bring about misfortune, adversity, or harmful events in a person's life. In ancient Greek thought, belief in kakodaimons was part of a broader worldview where supernatural forces, both positive (eudaimons) and negative, played a significant role in shaping human destiny and outcomes.

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