8 Letter Words for Pleiades
pleiades
7 Letter Words for Pleiades
aediles, alipeds, deiseal, delapse, elapids, elapsed, lapides, paidles, palsied, pleased, pleiads, seedlip, sepaled, speiled, spieled
6 Letter Words for Pleiades
adelie, aedile, aisled, aliped, asleep, aspide, daisee, deasil, delies, diesel, dispel, disple, elaeis, elapid, elapse, eliads, elides, espial, espied, ideals, ladies, laesie, lapies, lapsed, leaped, leased, lipase, lisped, padles, paidle, pealed, pedals, pedial, pelade, pelias, pesade, plaids, pleads, pleaed, please, pleiad, sailed, salpid, sapele, sealed, sedile, seidel, seiled, sepiae, sliped, spiled
5 Letter Words for Pleiades
adeep, adeps, aedes, aides, ailed, aisle, alisp, apsid, aside, dales, dalis, deals, deeps, deils, deles, delis, depas, depel, dials, diple, eales, eased, easel, easle, eilds, eisel, elaps, eliad, elide, esile, ideal, ideas, idles, isled, lades, laids, lapis, lapse, lapsi, lased, leads, leaps, lease, leeds, leeps, lepas, lepid, lesed, lipse, padis, padle, pails, paise, paled, pales, palis, peals, pedal, pedes, peels, pelas, peles, pilea, piled, piles, plaid, plead, pleas, pleis, plias, plied, plies, salep, sapid, saple, seeld, sepad, sepal, sepia, sidle, sield, siled, siped, slade, slaid, slape, sleep, slide, slipe, spade, spaed, spaid, spail, spald, spale, speal, speed, speel, speil, speld, spial, spide, spied, spiel, spile, splad
4 Letter Words for Pleiades
adps, aide, aids, aiel, aile, ails, alee, alep, ales, alps, aped, apes, apis, apse, daes, dail, dais, dale, dali, dals, daps, dase, dasi, deal, deas, deep, dees, deia, deil, deis, dele, deli, dels, depa, depe, desi, dial, dias, diel, dies, dipl, dips, disa, disp, eadi, eale, ease, edea, eels, eide, eila, eild, elds, else, epil, idea, idee, ides, idle, ilea, ipse, ised, isle, lade, lads, laid, laps, lase, lead, leap, leas, leda, lede, leds, leed, leep, lees, leis, lepa, leps, lese, lias, lids, lied, lies, lipa, lipe, lips, lisp, padi, pads, paid, pail, pais, pale, pali, pals, pase, pasi, peai, peal, peas, peda, peds, peed, peel, pees, pela, pele, pesa, pial, pias, pied, pies, pila, pile, pisa, pise, plea, plia, plie, psia, psid, sade, sadi, said, sail, saip, sale, salp, seal, seed, seel, seep, seil, seld, sele, sepd, sial, sida, side, sila, sild, sile, sipe, slad, slap, sled, slee, slid, slip, spad, spae, sped, spie
3 Letter Words for Pleiades
ade, adp, ads, aes, aid, ail, ais, ald, ale, alp, als, ape, apl, ase, asl, asp, dae, dal, dap, das, dea, dee, dei, del, dep, des, dia, die, dil, dip, dis, dle, dpi, dsp, ead, eas, edp, eds, eel, ela, eld, eli, els, epa, epi, esd, ese, esp, ida, ide, idp, ids, ile, ipl, ips, ise, isl, lad, lai, lap, las, lea, led, lee, lei, lep, les, lid, lie, lip, lis, lsd, pad, pal, pas, pdl, pea, ped, pee, pel, pes, pia, pid, pie, pil, pis, pli, psi, sad, sai, sal, sap, sea, sed, see, sei, sel, sep, sie, sil, sip, sla, sld, sle, spa, spl
Definitions for Pleiades
[1] Classical Mythology . seven daughters of Atlas and half sisters of the Hyades, placed among the stars to save them from the pursuit of Orion. One of them (the Lost Pleiad ) hides, either from grief or shame.
[2] Astronomy . a conspicuous group or cluster of stars in the constellation Taurus, commonly spoken of as seven, though only six are visible.
[3] any of the Pleiades.
[4] French Plé·iade [pley-ya d ] /pleɪˈyad/ . a group of seven French poets of the latter half of the 16th century.
[5] (usually lowercase ) any group of eminent or brilliant persons or things, especially when seven in number.
[6] Greek myth the seven daughters of Atlas, placed as stars in the sky either to save them from the pursuit of Orion or, in another account, after they had killed themselves for grief over the death of their half-sisters the Hyades
[7] a young conspicuous open star cluster approximately 370 light years away in the constellation Taurus, containing several thousand stars only six or seven of which are visible to the naked eye Compare Hyades 1
[8] a brilliant or talented group, esp one with seven members
[9] one of the Pleiades (stars or daughters of Atlas)
Origin of Pleiades
1350–1400; Middle English Pliades < Latin Plīades < Greek Pleíades (singular Pleías ); akin to pleîn to sail
Word origin for Pleiades
C16: originally French Pléiade, name given by Pierre de Ronsard to himself and six other poets after a group of Alexandrian Greek poets who were called this after the Pleiades 1
