Halcyon
- proper noun
- /ˈhælsiən/
- Literature
- halcyon days
Examples
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Halcyon, my buddy Hollander runs a bar there.
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Thanks, Miss Belle, I reckon none of us ever could forget the hospitality at Halcyon.
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Halcyon Hotel, sir.
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Skywalker's explanation to him of what his relationship to Nejaa Halcyon was opened new vistas and opportunities for him.
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He also adopted Halcyon's son, Valin, who grew up as Hal Horn.
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Halcyon had died in the Clone Wars, and Rostek had comforted, grown close with, and married Halcyon's widow.
Fiction book (1998) -
Skywalker had told him that his grandfather Nejaa Halcyon had been a Jedi Master who had been slain in the Clone Wars.
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In Greek mythology, Halcyon was transformed into a beautiful kingfisher bird.
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The story of Halcyon and her love for Ceyx is well-known in mythology.
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According to legend, Halcyon had the ability to calm the storms at sea.
Synonyms
A woman in Greek myth who the gods change into a kingfisher
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Halcyon comes from the Greek story of Alcyone, a woman who was turned into a 'kingfisher' and was said to calm the sea while she nested. So Halcyon became a word for peaceful, 'calm' times.