Relating to or characteristic of the Azores islands or their people.
From Portuguese 'Açores' (the Azores, literally 'hawks'), named for the hawk species found there, with the English suffix '-ian' added to form the adjective.
The Azores sits in the Atlantic's deep-ocean trenches and was so remote that Charles Darwin stopped there in the HMS Beagle—the only inhabited group of islands he visited where humans had arrived before any Europeans did.
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