OTOH,
there is Nephele in Greek mythology and I
wonder if there is a word derived from that.
Charlie Roberts has brought this to us :
OTOH,
there is Nephele in Greek mythology and I
wonder if there is a word derived from that.
something like Selene for the moon?
Maybe "nubilous" is the word you want.
See its use in this article where the author does some "nubilous musing" about clouds:
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12141499.we-really-dont-know-clouds-at-all-look-up-theyre-always-there-look-further-and-you-will-find-a-world-of-inspiration-says-andy-drought/
On Saturday, 1 April 2023 at 06:42:46 UTC-5, Mark Iredell wrote:
Maybe "nubilous" is the word you want.
See its use in this article where the author does some "nubilous musing" about clouds:Mark:
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12141499.we-really-dont-know-clouds-at-all-look-up-theyre-always-there-look-further-and-you-will-find-a-world-of-inspiration-says-andy-drought/
Just chanced to wander into rec.puzzles.crosswords. Good to see that you're up and running. And good to see you referencing my home city's newspaper.
Regards,
Luciano
On Tue, 14 Mar 2023 09:02:49 +0100, Ammammata <ammammata@tiscali.it>
wrote:
Charlie Roberts has brought this to us :
OTOH,
there is Nephele in Greek mythology and I
wonder if there is a word derived from that.
something like Selene for the moon?
I am not sure about that one. For the moon
the word that I mean is "lunar". Selene, I
believe, is just another fancy name for
the moon based on mythology.
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