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zephyrous

/ˈzɛfərəs/
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Zephyrous refers to a light and airy wind or breeze. On a zephyrous day, gentle winds stir the trees, and spring seems to whisper through the air.

The word zephyrous comes from the name of the ancient Greek god of the west wind, known for bringing soft and pleasant breezes. While it mostly conveys a sense of lightness and gentleness, it may appear in poetry or prose to evoke images of serene, airy landscapes. Imagine curtains fluttering in the zephyrous winds of early summer.

Definitions of zephyrous
  1. adjective
    relating to or feeling like a pleasant, light breeze
    synonyms: zephyrean, zephyrian
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