Hesperian

/hɛsˈpɪəriən/

/hɛsˈpɪriən/

Translation of "hesperian" into Russian

Noun

hesperian

hesperian

hesperians pl

гесперий

The ancient Greeks referred to the western lands as Hesperia.

Древние греки называли западные земли Гесперией.

Adjective

hesperian

more hesperian Comp.

most hesperian Super.

The Hesperian winds brought a cool breeze to the evening.

Западные ветры принесли прохладный ветерок к вечеру.

The Hesperian glow of the sunset was breathtaking.

Вечерний свет заката был захватывающим.

Noun

A native or inhabitant of the western part of the world, especially the Western Hemisphere.

The Hesperians were known for their unique cultural practices and traditions.

A poetic term for a person from the western lands, often used in literature to describe someone from the West.

In the epic poem, the hero was described as a brave Hesperian who journeyed from distant lands.

Adjective

Relating to the west or western regions.

The hesperian winds brought a cool breeze from the ocean.

Pertaining to the evening or the west, often used poetically.

The hesperian glow of the sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and pink.

Relating to the Hesperian geologic period on Mars.

Scientists study Hesperian volcanic plains to understand Mars’s geological history.

Proper noun

The geologic period on Mars between the Noachian and Amazonian epochs, marked by widespread volcanic activity and surface alteration.

The Hesperian marks a transitional phase in Mars’s climatic and volcanic evolution.