Definition
Definition of silvan - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
natureRare UK related to or characteristic of wooded regionsRare UK
- The silvan landscape was filled with towering trees.
Noun
1.
mythologyDated spirit living in the woodsDated
- The silvan watched over the ancient forest.
2.
scienceRare tellurium in old chemistry termsRare
- Silvan was once used to describe tellurium.
Origin of silvan
Latin, silva (forest)
Examples of silvan in a sentence
They enjoyed a picnic in the silvan setting of the national park. Legends spoke of a silvan guarding the grove. A silvan was said to inhabit the enchanted woods. In old texts, silvan referred to tellurium. Chemists once used the term silvan for tellurium.
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- French:sylvestre, Sylvain, ...
- German:waldig, Waldgeist, ...
- Italian:silvano, spirito del bosco, ...
- Spanish:silvestre, silvano, ...
- Portuguese:silvestre, silvano, ...
- Chinese:森林的, 森林精灵, ...
- Japanese:森林の, シルヴァン, ...
- Arabic:غابي, روح الغابة, ...
- Hebrew:יַעֲרָנִי, סִילְבָן, ...
- Russian:лесной, лесной дух, ...
- Ukrainian:лісовий, лісовик, ...
- Hindi:वन्य, सिल्वन, ...
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