OCULUS


Meaning of OCULUS in English

ˈäkyələs noun

( plural ocu·li -yəˌlī)

Etymology: Latin, literally, eye — more at eye

1. : an architectural member resembling or suggesting an eye: as

a. : the central boss of a volute

b. : a round opening in a dome

c. : oeil-de-boeuf

2. : eye

3. : a painted or metal image of a human eye placed on the bow or other part of a boat (as in ancient Egypt)

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