Zephyrine
/ˈzɛf.ər.aɪn/noun
Relating to or resembling a zephyr, especially a gentle west wind.
Did you know?In Greek mythology, Zephyrus was the personified West Wind, associated with spring breezes and sometimes depicted as the bringer of flowers.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
Greek
Ζέφυρος (Zéphyros)
“The west wind, especially a gentle or warm wind; also its divine personification.”
Ancient Latin
Latin
zephyrus
“The west wind, borrowed from Greek.”
Middle English
English
zephirus
“A west wind or gentle breeze.”
16th Century
French
zéphyrin
“Relating to Zephyr or resembling a soft west wind.”
Modern English
English
zephyrine
“Pertaining to or resembling a zephyr.”