Satyr

Pronunciation: /ˈseɪtər/

Definitions of satyr

noun A creature from Greek mythology that is part human and part goat, known for its love of music, dancing, and mischief.

Example Sentences

A1 The satyr danced in the forest.

A2 The children were scared of the satyr's appearance.

B1 In Greek mythology, satyrs were known for their mischievous behavior.

B2 The satyr played a flute and entertained the crowd.

C1 The artist depicted the satyr with intricate details in the painting.

C2 The satyr's presence added a sense of mystery to the story.

Grammatical Forms of satyr

• past tense: sat
• plural: satyrs
• comparative: more satyr-like
• superlative: most satyr-like
• present tense: satyrs
• future tense: will satyr
• perfect tense: have satyred
• continuous tense: is satyring
• singular: satyr
• positive degree: satyr
• infinitive: to satyr
• gerund: satyring
• participle: satyring