noun a mythical creature resembling a small human being, often portrayed as possessing magical powers
In mythology, dwarves are often portrayed as beings who dwell underground and are skilled in craftsmanship.
In astronomy, a dwarf star is a star that is not massive enough to undergo nuclear fusion like a main sequence star.
In biology, a dwarf plant or animal is one that is significantly smaller than the average size for its species.
In gaming, dwarves are a common fantasy race often featured in role-playing games and fantasy settings.
In fantasy literature, dwarves are often depicted as a fictional race of short and stout humanoid creatures with great strength and skill in mining and metalworking.
In literature, dwarfs are often portrayed as mythical or fantastical characters with unique abilities or characteristics.
In psychology, the term 'dwarfism' is used to describe a medical condition characterized by short stature.
Dwarfs are sometimes cast in movies or TV shows to play specific roles that require a shorter stature.
Some fashion designers may create clothing lines specifically for individuals with dwarfism to cater to their unique sizing needs.