Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
eurus
Noun
ˈjʊərəs
Definition
Eurus is the name given to the east wind in Greek mythology.
Examples
- The sailors knew they had to prepare for the eurus, as it often brought unpredictable weather.
- In the mythology of ancient Greece, Eurus was one of the four directional winds.
- Farmers welcomed the gentle eurus after a long dry season.
Meaning
In ancient mythology, Eurus represents the warm and humid eastern wind that often brings rain and storms.
Synonyms
- East wind
- Zephyr (contextually different, but related to winds)
