Epithet

Epithet is a word or phrase that is added to a person or thing's name to describe or identify them in a special and memorable way. For example, if you call someone "brave warrior" or "wise king," you are using an epithet to describe that person's character or abilities.

Epithets are often used in ancient stories, myths, and epic poems like "The Iliad" or "The Odyssey." For instance, "rosy-fingered dawn" is an epithet used to describe the sun as it rises in the morning.

Epithets can also be used in modern times to describe people or things in a creative and unique way. You might call your friend "brainy genius" or refer to your car as "silver bullet," which are both examples of epithets.

Overall, epithets are a way to add flavor and personality to names and make them more interesting and memorable.