Pronunciation: [hɛspˈi͡əɹɪˌə͡ʊz] (IPA) 
The word "Hesperios" is spelled with the sound /h/ at the beginning, followed by the vowel sound /ɛ/ in the first syllable. The "s" is then pronounced with a soft /z/ sound, followed by the consonant cluster /pɛr/. The second syllable ends with the vowel sound /i/ and the final syllable contains the sound /oʊs/, which is pronounced like "ohs". The combination of these sounds creates the unique spelling of the word "Hesperios".
There is no dictionary definition available for the term "Hesperios" as it does not appear to be a commonly recognized word in the English language. However, based on its etymology, "Hesperios" seems to derive from the Greek word "hesperios," which means "western" or "pertaining to the evening." In Greek mythology, Hesperos (also known as Hesperus) was the personification of the planet Venus as the evening star, representing the West and associated with the setting sun.
Considering this information, a hypothetical dictionary definition for "Hesperios" could be as follows:
Hesperios (noun): A term derived from the Greek word "hesperios," referring to something related to the west, the evening, or the setting sun. In Greek mythology, Hesperios was the personification of the planet Venus as the evening star, symbolizing the western sky and associated with the end of the day. Although not a commonly used word, "Hesperios" can be used in contexts discussing celestial bodies, mythology, or poetic descriptions of dusk and sunset. Due to its Greek origin, the term can add an evocative and mythological element to descriptions or discussions regarding the evening, sunset, or the western direction.
The word "Hesperios" is derived from the ancient Greek term "Hespería" (Ἑσπερία), referring to the "land of the evening". It is composed of two components: "hesperos" (ἕσπερος), meaning "evening" or "west", and the suffix "-ia", denoting a place or land. In Greek mythology, Hesperia was often associated with the far western regions and sunset, which is why it came to signify the idea of the "west". The word "Hesperios" itself can be seen as both an adjective meaning "western" and as a noun indicating "one from the west".
