Definition: The word "aestuous" in Greek has a precise meaning from the first century AD to 12th century AD, which refers to something that is beautiful or pleasing to the eye. It's also commonly used for the quality of beauty or grace in beauty. For example, the phrase "her eyes were as the stars of heaven" is often used to describe how a person looks like they possess great beauty and grace. The exact meaning may vary depending on the context; it could mean something that is pleasing to the eye. It's also used metaphorically to indicate something beautiful or pleasing in nature, such as "the trees were like the clouds of heaven" which refers to a place where greenery has a beautiful and serene quality.
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