Eriny (also known as the Furies in Greek mythology) are a group of goddesses associated with vengeance and punishment. The name Eriny is derived from the Greek word "Erinys, " meaning "furious" or "wrathful. " In mythology, the Eriny were the daughters of the Titans Nyx and Uranus, tasked with punishing those who broke the law or committed crimes. The use of the name Eriny has evolved over time, symbolizing justice and retribution. The name remains significant in literature and art, often representing the darker aspects of human nature and the need for accountability.
