Aeneous - 3 dictionary results
a⋅e⋅ne⋅ous
[ey-ee-nee-uh
s]
–adjective
| bronze-colored: an aeneous beetle. |
Also, a⋅ë⋅ne⋅ous.
Origin:
1805–15; < L aēneus, equiv. to aēn(us) of bronze (ae(s) bronze + -n- adj. suffix) + -eus -eous
1805–15; < L aēneus, equiv. to aēn(us) of bronze (ae(s) bronze + -n- adj. suffix) + -eus -eous

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| a·e·ne·ous or a·e·ne·us
(ā-ē'nē-əs) Pronunciation Key
adj. Brassy or golden green in color. [From Latin aēneus, of bronze, from aes, bronze; see ayes- in Indo-European roots.] |
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Aeneous
A*["e]"ne*ous\, a. [L. a["e]neus.] (Zo["o]l.) Colored like bronze.
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