Lotophages (λωτοφάγοι) (lōtophágoi) mean 'lotus-eaters' in Greek mythology.
In Homer's Odyssey, the Lotophagi were people who eat lotuses.
Odysseus and his men arrived on the island of the lotus-eaters. They began eating lotus plants and forgot about all their affairs.
Then Odysseus brought his men back to the ship.
In a figurative sense, 'lotus-eaters' also refers to people who spend their time in a state of carefree ease.
