Of, relating to, or resembling the color azure; bright blue or sky-colored.
From 'azure' plus the adjectival suffix '-ous,' which means 'full of' or 'characterized by.' Azure comes from Persian 'lāžuvard' (lapis lazuli stone) through Arabic and Latin.
Azureous is an archaic but poetic word that Romantic poets used to describe perfect blue skies and noble sentiments—the layered history of the word (Persian stone → Arabic → Latin → English) mirrors how blue pigments traveled along trade routes!
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