Hermes
Hermes
Definition
Her·mes (hʉr′mēz′)
noun
Gr. Myth. the god who serves as herald and messenger of the other gods, generally pictured with winged shoes and hat, carrying a caduceus: he is also the god of science, commerce, eloquence, and cunning, and guide of departed souls to Hades: identified with the Roman Mercury
Etymology: L < Gr Hermēs
Hermes
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: This tells the server where to look to find your IMAP mail folders, you should leave it blank if you use hermes.
Modifies a noun
- filespace: Sending email attachments Part I ( getting the file to your hermes filespace ) You need to use a PC for this stage.
- webmail: Vacation Messages You can set up a vacation message for when you are away using hermes webmail.
- password: Type in your CUED password ( not your hermes password ).
- birkin: We guarantee our hermes birkin, hermes Kelly, hermes jpg or any other hermes hand bags to be the best.
- mail: You then simply enter the email address to which you want your hermes mail forwarded.
- bag: We guarantee our hermes birkin, hermes Kelly, hermes jpg or any other hermes hand bags to be the best.
Browse dictionary entries near Hermes
- hermeneutics
- hermeneutic
- Hermaphroditus
- hermaphroditic
- hermaphrodite brig
- hermaphrodite
- Herman
- herm
- herl
- herky-jerky
- Hermes Trismegistus
- hermetic
- hermetism
- Hermione
- hermit
- hermit crab
- hermit thrush
- hermit warbler
- hermitage
- Hermon
