Definition: In Greek mythology, "Szego" refers to a powerful and dangerous king who was the father of Demeter and Persephone in Crete. He became jealous of their daughter and her love for Themis, but his jealousy turned into murder when they died from a fall from grace. The word is derived from Greek roots "szo-" meaning "son" and "-ego," which means "heart." It's often used metaphorically to describe the intense hatred or jealousy one has towards someone or something.
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