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Definition of faun - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mythologymythological creature half human half goat
- The faun played a flute in the forest clearing..
2.
figurativeRare mischievous or capricious personRare
- He was a faun at heart, always playing pranks..
3.
entomologyTECH. butterfly of the genus FaunisTECH.
- I spotted a faun resting on a leaf.
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butterfly of the genus Faunis
Origin of faun
Latin, faunus (god of the forest)
Terms with faun included in their meaning
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mythical creature
resembling a faun in appearance or behavior
Examples of faun in a sentence
A faun appeared in the middle of the grove. The faun of the group, he was always up to something. Her faun-like behavior kept everyone on their toes. The faun fluttered gracefully in the garden. A rare faun was captured in the photographer's lens.
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- French:faune, farceur, ...
- German:Faun, Schelm, ...
- Italian:fauno, capriccioso, ...
- Spanish:fauno, travesura, ...
- Portuguese:fauno, travesso, ...
- Chinese:牧神, 爱恶作剧的人, ...
- Japanese:フォーン, いたずら好きな人, ...
- Arabic:فَاوْن, شَخْص مُشاكِس, ...
- Hebrew:פָּאוּן, שֵׁדוֹן, ...
- Russian:фавн, шаловливый человек, ...
- Ukrainian:фавн, шибеник, ...
- Hindi:फॉन, शरारती व्यक्ति, ...
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