n.
[L. auster a dry, hot, south wind; the south.]
The south wind. Pope.
Auster
| Dictionary: Aus·ter |
n.
| Classical Literature Companion: auster |
auster, the south wind (Gk. notos). See WINDS.
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| austral |
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