Definition of Daedalus in English:
Daedalus
proper nounˈdiːdələsˈdɛdələs
Greek Mythology A craftsman, considered the inventor of carpentry, who is said to have built the labyrinth for Minos, king of Crete. Minos imprisoned him and his son Icarus, but they escaped using wings which Daedalus made and fastened with wax. Icarus, however, flew too near the sun and was killed.
Definition of Daedalus in US English:
Daedalus
proper nounˈdedələsˈdɛdələs
Greek Mythology A craftsman, considered the inventor of carpentry, who is said to have built the labyrinth for Minos, king of Crete. Minos imprisoned him and his son Icarus, but they escaped using wings which Daedalus made and fastened with wax. Icarus, however, flew too near the sun and was killed.