Atlas

(ătˈləs)

1. A book or bound collection of maps, sometimes with supplementary illustrations and graphic analyses.
2. A volume of tables, charts, or plates that systematically illustrates a particular subject: an anatomical atlas.
3. A large size of drawing paper, measuring 26 × 33 or 26 × 34 inches.

(ătˈləs)

1. pl. at·lan·tes (ăt-lănˈtēz) Architecture A standing or kneeling figure of a man used as a supporting column, as for an entablature or balcony.
2. Anatomy The top or first cervical vertebra of the neck, which supports the skull.

(ătˈləs)

1. Greek Mythology A Titan condemned by Zeus to support the heavens upon his shoulders.
2. A satellite of Saturn.
3. atlas A person who supports a great burden.