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Traditional English :: aurora
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auroral.html - n. (pl. auroras or aurorae) 1 a luminous electrical atmospheric phenomenon, usu. of streamers of light in the sky above the northern or southern magnetic pole. 2 poet. the dawn. aurora australis a southern occurrence of aurora. aurora borealis a northern occurrence of aurora. auroral adj. [L, = dawn, goddess of dawn] |
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Traditional English :: aurora
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auroral.html - n. (pl. auroras or aurorae) 1 a luminous electrical atmospheric phenomenon, usu. of streamers of light in the sky above the northern or southern magnetic pole. 2 poet. the dawn. aurora australis a southern occurrence of aurora. aurora borealis a northern occurrence of aurora. auroral adj. [L, = dawn, goddess of dawn] |
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Traditional English :: aurochs
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auroral.html - n. (pl. same) an extinct wild ox, Bos primigenius, ancestor of domestic cattle and formerly native to many parts of the world. Also called URUS. [G f. OHG urohso f. ur- urus + ohso ox] |
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Traditional English :: aurora
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auroral.html - n. (pl. auroras or aurorae) 1 a luminous electrical atmospheric phenomenon, usu. of streamers of light in the sky above the northern or southern magnetic pole. 2 poet. the dawn. aurora australis a southern occurrence of aurora. aurora borealis a northern occurrence of aurora. auroral adj. [L, = dawn, goddess of dawn] |
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Traditional English :: aura
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auroral.html - n. (pl. aurae or auras) 1 the distinctive atmosphere diffused by or attending a person, place, etc. 2 (in mystic or spiritualistic use) a supposed subtle emanation, visible as a sphere of white or coloured light, surrounding the body of a living creature. 3 a subtle emanation or aroma from flowers etc. 4 Med. premonitory symptom(s) in epilepsy etc. aural adj. auric adj. [ME f. L f. Gk, = breeze, breath] |
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Traditional English :: aural
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auroral.html - adj. of or relating to or received by the ear. aurally adv. [L auris ear] |
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