Definition of Auster in English:

Auster

noun ˈɒstəˈɔːstə

literary, poetic

The south wind, frequently personified; (Roman Mythology) the god of the south wind.

Old English. From classical Latin auster the south wind, the south, perhaps from the same Indo-European base as east.

noun

literary, poetic

The south wind, frequently personified; (Roman Mythology) the god of the south wind.

Old English. From classical Latin auster the south wind, the south, perhaps from the same Indo-European base as east.

单词	Auster
释义	Definition of Auster in English: Auster noun ˈɒstəˈɔːstə literary, poetic The south wind, frequently personified; (Roman Mythology) the god of the south wind. Origin Old English. From classical Latin auster the south wind, the south, perhaps from the same Indo-European base as east. Definition of Auster in US English: Auster noun literary, poetic The south wind, frequently personified; (Roman Mythology) the god of the south wind. Origin Old English. From classical Latin auster the south wind, the south, perhaps from the same Indo-European base as east.
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