palaeoaeolian
palaeoaeolian adjective: relating to, or caused by, ancient winds.
Adjective
palaeoaeolian (comparative more palaeoaeolian, superlative most palaeoaeolian)
- Relating to, or caused by, ancient winds
- For quotations using this term, see Citations:palaeoaeolian.
Forms of palaeoaeolian
| comparative | more palaeoaeolian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most palaeoaeolian |
| alternative form | paleoeolian |
| alternative form | palaeo-aeolian |
| alternative form | paleo-eolian |
| alternative form | paleoaeolian |
| alternative form | palaeo-eolian |
Origin of palaeoaeolian
From palaeo- + aeolian.
Questions about palaeoaeolian
- What does palaeoaeolian mean?
- Palaeoaeolian means relating to, or caused by, ancient winds.
- What part of speech is palaeoaeolian?
- Palaeoaeolian is an adjective.
Words near palaeoaeolian in the dictionary
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