AQUILO

Meaning of AQUILO in English

[Roman] The Roman personification of the North Wind. His Greek counterpart is Boreas.

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AQUILO — /ak"weuh loh'/ , n. the ancient Roman personification of the north wind. Cf. Boreas .
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EUROCLYDON — yəˈräkləˌdän noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek euroklydōn, MS variant (in Acts 27:14) of eurakylōn, from eur- …
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EUROAQUILO — ˌyu̇rəˈakwəˌlō noun also eur·aq·ui·lo yəˈrak- ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin euroaquilo, from euro- (from Latin eurus …
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BOREAS — /bawr"ee euhs, bohr"-/ , n. the ancient Greek personification of the north wind. Cf. Aquilo .
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BOREAS — [Greek] The Greek god of the North Wind who lived in Thrace. He is depicted as being winged, extremely strong, …
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