Definition of Daedalic in English:

Daedalic

adjective ˈdiːdəlɪk

From the name Daedalus + -ic.

词汇	Daedalic
释义	Definition of Daedalic in English: Daedalic adjective ˈdiːdəlɪk Relating to or denoting an ancient Greek (chiefly Dorian) sculptural style of the 7th century BC. （公元前7世纪古希腊，主要指多里安族）代达罗斯雕塑风格的 Example sentencesExamples The two statues themselves are dated as early 6th century BC, which was the time of transition from Daedalic to early Archaiac art. Rooms 5 and 6 contain finds from the Daedalic Period, thought to be the final years of glory of ancient Crete. This bronze Daedalic statuette, perhaps of Apollo, dates from the 7th century circa 630 BC and is approximately 6 inches high. This statue is an example of Daedalic art, characterized by its triangular head and flat face. This Daedalic style had flourished from the second quarter of the seventh century to its end. Origin From the name Daedalus + -ic.
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