the open sea; pelagic waters · the sea · something vast, countless, innumerable
çekim: çoğul piélagos
eş: mar, océano, ponto, alta mar, balsa, estanque
köken: Inherited from Old Spanish piélago, inherited from Latin pelagus, from Ancient Greek πέλαγος (pélagos). Attested as early as the 13th century, in texts such as Semejanza del mundo (1223) and Calila e Dimna (1251). Corominas and Pascual note the term is popular, or inherited, in medieval Ibero-Romance.
envidioso al ver Neptuno que el aire en su espacio tenga más bello golfo de ondas, cuyos piélagos navegan en bajeles de marfil
un piélago de cosas
[…]a perderse en el piélago del proletariado intelectual
open, wide (featuring a very large open area, especially sea)
çekim: karşılaştırma aavempi · üstünlük aavin
köken: Unknown. Possibly a variant of aapa (with leveling of the weak grade aava-, influenced perhaps by avata), or a separate Sami borrowing (from Proto-Samic *āvõs).