Dedal

/ˈdɛdəl/ adjective

Definition

Showing clever or skillful craftsmanship; intricate and ingeniously made, often used in poetic or archaic contexts.

Etymology

From Daedalus, the legendary Greek craftsman famous for ingenious designs and intricate work. The adjective form carries his reputation for clever artistry and technical skill.

Kelly Says

Daedalus was mythology's greatest inventor—he created the Minotaur's labyrinth and even artificial wings—so dedal became the perfect word for anything brilliantly crafted!

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