Antikleia (Ἀντίκλεια) combines the Greek anti (against) and kleos (fame). **The mother of Odysseus** — wife of Laertes. She died of grief during her son's twenty-year absence at Troy and on his wanderings home, and he met her shade in the Underworld.
Featured in Homer's Odyssey Book 11.
Antikleia reduces to six — the number of Homeric mother.