Pleiad /plīˈad/

1. Any one of the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione, changed into stars after his death (one ‘lost’ or invisible) (Gr myth)
2. A brilliant group of seven, esp seven Alexandrian tragic poets or a group of 16c French poets (usu as in Fr, Pléiade /plā-ē-äd/) comprising Ronsard, Du Bellay, Baïf, Daurat, and others variously selected

Pleiˈads or Pleiades /plīˈə-dēz/ plural noun

A group of six stars visible to the naked eye and a multitude of telescopic stars in the shoulder of the constellation Taurus

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