Definitions

1. noun

A powerful cyclone originating in the Mediterranean region, especially in the Aegean Sea, and characterized by strong winds and rain.

“The ancient Greek myth of Typhon described a monster so fierce that it threatened the gods themselves.”

2. noun

A powerful whirlwind or storm, especially one in the Mediterranean.

“The typhon was so intense that it caused widespread destruction and loss of life.”

3. proper noun

In Greek mythology, the giant monster Typhon was a fearsome creature who challenged the Olympian gods.

“The myth of Typhon was a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power.”