1. Pertaining to Aeolus. Eolian harp or lyre, a simple stringed instrument that produces sounds of a lulling nature when acted upon by rising and falling currents of air. Eolian attachment, a contrivance attached to a pianoforte, by which a stream of air can be thrown on the strings, and the volume of sound greatly increased.

2. Pertaining to Aeolia or Aeolis, in Asia Minor, inhabited by Greeks. See Aeolic.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eliana,
• enlign,
• erliar,
• ocian,
• elijan,
• elian,
• molin,
• itlian,
• alian,
• eliane,
• hellian,
• eplan,
• vilian,
• aeolean,
• allian,
• follan,
• eloan,
• bolean,
• hollan,
• nolin

• Eliana.

The adjective form of the word "eolian" is "eolian".

The plural of the "eolian" can be the "Eolians".

The singular of the "eolian" can be the "eolian".