IPA: /ˈbruːməs/
KK: /ˈbruːməs/
Describing weather that is foggy or misty, often creating a gloomy atmosphere.
The brumous morning made it difficult to see the road ahead.
Brumous is derived from the Latin word "bruma" (meaning winter solstice or winter). The suffix "-ous" (meaning full of) indicates a quality or condition. Therefore, brumous describes a state that is full of winter or characterized by winter-like conditions, often implying gloominess or fog.
Think of 'bruma' which relates to winter, and remember that 'brumous' means full of winter-like gloom or fog.