favonian

/fəˈvoʊniən/
adjective
  1. Relating to the west wind, especially a gentle, mild, or favorable wind.
    • In ancient poetry, a favonian wind often signaled the arrival of spring.
    • Sailors welcomed the favonian gusts that pushed their ship smoothly toward the harbor.
    • The favonian breeze made the afternoon picnic perfectly pleasant.
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