Ouroboros \ôr-rŏb'-ôr-rŭs\
noun: 1. a snake or serpent that forms the shape of a circle by eating its own tail (representing cyclicality, self-reflexivity or the continuous cycle of life and death), 2. a picture or symbol representing this
Etymology: Greek
ouroboros tail-eater
Compare this etymology with yesterday’s; they both stem from the ancient Greek word for
tail.
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