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satyr

/ˈseɪtə/

/ˈseɪtər/

Translations

satyrnoun

satyrs

/ˈseɪtə/

/ˈseɪtər/

satyreMythologie grecque.

The ancient vase depicted a satyr dancing in a forest, surrounded by nymphs.

Le vase antique représentait un satyre dansant dans une forêt, entouré de nymphes.

satyrePar extension, homme lubrique ou débauché.

He was often described as a satyr due to his relentless pursuit of romantic conquests.

On le décrivait souvent comme un satyre en raison de sa quête incessante de conquêtes amoureuses.

Additional translations

satyreEntomologie : papillon de la sous-famille des Satyrinae.

Synonyms

satyradjective

/ˈseɪ.tə/

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Used attributively to describe something associated with or resembling a satyr.

satyresqueLittéraire : qui évoque un satyre.

The revelers donned satyr masks for the carnival parade.

Les fêtards ont enfilé des masques satyresques pour le défilé du carnaval.

Synonyms

Definitions

satyrnoun

In Greek mythology, a satyr is a creature that is half-man and half-goat, known for its lasciviousness and fondness for revelry.

The ancient vase depicted a satyr dancing in a forest, surrounded by nymphs.

A man who has strong sexual desires and is often considered lecherous.

He was often described as a satyr due to his relentless pursuit of romantic conquests.

Any of various brown or gray butterflies of the subfamily Satyrinae, typically inhabiting grassy or wooded areas.

A satyr settled on the meadow grass, its mottled wings almost invisible against the stalks.

satyradjective

Relating to or characteristic of a satyr; satyr-like.

The revelers donned satyr masks for the carnival parade.