satyr in Latin
satyr in Latin is satyrus — satyr means in Greek mythology, a woodland spirit shown as part man and part goat, known for revelry and lust, often a companion of Dionysus.
satyr in Latin
satyrus
What does "satyr" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, a woodland spirit shown as part man and part goat, known for revelry and lust, often a companion of Dionysus.
"The vase painting showed a satyr chasing a nymph through the forest."
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noun A man with strong, often excessive, sexual desires.
"The old rumors painted him as something of a satyr."
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satyr in a sentence
- The vase painting showed a satyr chasing a nymph through the forest.
- The old rumors painted him as something of a satyr.
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What is "satyr" in Latin?
"satyr" in Latin is satyrus. satyr means: In Greek mythology, a woodland spirit shown as part man and part goat, known for revelry and lust, often a companion of Dionysus.
How do you use "satyr" in a sentence?
Example: "The vase painting showed a satyr chasing a nymph through the forest." In Latin, "satyr" is satyrus.
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