Euterpe may refer to:
* Euterpe Similar to
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* "Euterpe", an 1863 sailing ship renamed "Star of India". Now a museum ship docked at San Diego.
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* "Euterpe", a genus of Brazilian palms.
* Euterpe, a rock band formed as a spin-off of Gong.
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