oculos

Oculos is a term with several related meanings in language, culture, and commerce. In classical Latin, oculos is the accusative plural form of oculus, meaning "eyes"; it appears in literary and liturgical contexts where Latin case forms are preserved. The root oculus also gives rise to words in modern languages concerned with vision and optics.

In arts and architecture, oculus (singular) denotes a circular opening or window, especially at the apex of a dome; the variant form oculos is sometimes encountered in historical texts or as a stylistic name for design elements that reference that circular motif. Architecturally, oculi have practical and symbolic functions, admitting light and framing views while serving decorative purposes.

Oculos is frequently adopted as a trademark or brand name in technology, eyewear, and software, invoked for its association with sight and observation. Companies and products using the name typically relate to optics, imaging, augmented reality, or data-visualization tools, though the specifics vary by entity and region.

In fiction and popular culture, Oculos appears as a character name, place name, or mystical object in games and literature, where it often signifies vision, insight, or surveillance. As a term, Oculos emphasizes themes of seeing and perception and is used variably across disciplines to evoke those concepts.