Angus
- proper noun
- Literature
Examples
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As many of you know, I'd lost hope of ever feeling like I'd find this kind of connection again, but then I met Angus.
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Now the illusion girl stepped toward the Angus image, embraced it, and kissed it resoundingly.
Fiction book (1992) -
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A REGULAR STEAK AND A BLACK ANGUS STEAK ?
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Many young lovers in Celtic mythology pray to Angus for guidance in their relationships.
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In stories from Celtic mythology, Angus is depicted as a handsome youth who brings joy to those around him.
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The festival celebrated Angus, the god of love and beauty, attracting many young men and women seeking romance.
Synonyms
A god in old Irish stories of love and beauty who protects young people
A Celtic god of love and beauty who cares for young people
Compounds
A black hornless type of cattle from Scotland that farmers raise for high quality beef
Surface Forms
Etymology
Angus as a god's name comes from the old Gaelic name Aengus, often said to mean 'one strength' or 'unique choice', and belonged to a Celtic god of love and youth. That's why stories call Angus a helper of young lovers and a symbol of beauty and desire.