/iːˈoʊləs/ i-OH-luh-s

Definitions

1. noun

In Greek mythology, a god of the winds; in meteorology, a whirlwind or a strong wind.

“The sailors had to navigate through the strong aeolus that was forming over the sea.”

2. proper noun

Aeolus, a ship of the British Royal Navy, and several other ships

“The HMS Aeolus was the first British warship to visit Australia.”