IPA: /iˈoʊniən/
KK: /iˈoʊniən/
Relating to a very long period of time, often used to describe something that lasts for an eternity or an indefinite period.
The mountains have existed for eonian ages, standing tall against the sky.
Eonian is derived from the Greek word "aion" (meaning age or eternity) combined with the suffix "-an" (indicating belonging to or relating to). The term "eonian" refers to something that pertains to an age or is eternal in nature.
Think of 'aion' meaning age or eternity, which helps you remember that 'eonian' relates to something eternal or belonging to an age.