Aeolus

Aeolos (also Aeolos , Aiolos or Aeolus , ancient Greek Αἴολος) stands in Greek mythology for:

• Aiolos (wind god) , a wind deity
• Aiolos (progenitor) , progenitor of the Hellenes
• Aiolos (son of Hippotes) , son of Hippotes and Melanippe, great-grandson of the progenitor Aiolos
• Aiolos (son of Poseidon) , son of Poseidon and Arne, grandson of the previous Aiolus

as a modern term:

• Aeolus (ship, 1872) , German barque
• Aeolus (ship, 2014) , Dutch installation ship
• Aeolus (airship) , Paul Haenlein's airship from 1872
• Aeolus Air , Gambian airline
• ADM-Aeolus , an ESA research satellite
• Aeolus (automobile brand) , the English name of an automotive sub-brand of the Chinese car manufacturer Dongfeng, which gives an English name to a certain family of car models in its model portfolio with this name. The Chinese name of the sub-brand of the same family of car models is "Fengshen".
• Aiolos (bicycle manufacturer) , German bicycle manufacturer from Berlin
• Aeolus II , a wind turbine near Wilhelmshaven
• Aeolus (software) , a computer program for simulating pipe organs
• International Aeolus wind competition, music competition in Düsseldorf
• Mount Aeolus , mountain in Antarctica

See also:

• Aeolian harp

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.