Timæan
Timæan is an adjective and noun derived from the proper name Timaios (Greek: Τῖμαιος). The form Timæan, with the ligature æ, reflects older transliteration conventions of Greek. In English-language scholarship, Timæan is usually encountered in discussions that trace back to Plato's Timaeus or to figures named Timaios.
In philosophy and classical studies, Timæan is used to describe things related to the dialogue Timaeus of
In modern usage, Timæan is less common than the variant Timaean or Timaeian, which are preferred in