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Cimmerian
[si-meer-ee-uhn]
adjective
Classical Mythology.Ģżof, relating to, or suggestive of a northern people believed to dwell in perpetual darkness.
very dark; gloomy.
deep, Cimmerian caverns.
Cimmerian
/ ²õɪ˳¾ÉŖÉ°łÉŖÉ²Ō /
adjective
(sometimes not capital) very dark; gloomy
noun
Greek myth one of a people who lived in a land of darkness at the edge of the world
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- Cimmerianism noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of Cimmerian1
Example Sentences
The Cimmerian warrior slashes his way across Hyboria on a mission that begins as a personal vendetta but turns into an epic battle against a supernatural evil.
Before he even had time to yell, he dropped like a rock into the Cimmerian bowels of the glacier.
Who can forget the endless close-ups of the feuding husband and wife in Ingmar Bergman's Cimmerian masterpiece Scenes from a Marriage?
Schwarzenegger is almost as much of a self-made man as the great Cimmerian himself.
Beyond, lies the ice-bound land of giantsāJƶtunheim, giantās homeādark like the Cimmerian land, and peopled with beings as weird and terrible as the Cyclops or the Gorgons.
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