Noun:

रोमन पौराणिक कथांमध्ये वर्णन केलेली शेळी आणि शेपटी असलेली ग्रामदेवता,

fauns's Usage Examples:

traditional satyrs and fauns, are portrayed as mischievous.

soldiers, Trojan soldiers, Latin peoples Ballet: Latin peoples, fauns and dryads, bacchantes, gamblings and pleasures, Hébé"s retinue, sylvan divinities.

"Figgy" may refer to the god"s fructifying power, or may be a lewd reference to the fauns" well-known habits of.

medieval band Faunis, a genus of Asian butterflies commonly referred to as the fauns Faun (film), a Hungarian silent film directed by Alexander Korda The Faun.

The Romans identified satyrs with their native nature spirits, fauns.

the facade of the building, as well as the café"s 16 imposing devilish fauns, are the works of Károly Senyei.

Educated, Hellenizing Romans connected their fauns with the Greek satyrs,.

He stayed with the fauns and nymphs in place of Stanley Steamer (the Gap Dragon).

Cannes (1956) La Petite Corrida (1957) Las meninas (1957) La danse des fauns (1957) La Folie (January 26, 1958) Hands with Bouquet (1958) Joueur de Flûte.

chariot of Bacchus and Ariadne is accompanied by bacchantes, satyrs, fauns, sylvans, and others.

satyrs, pans, fauns, sirens, tritons, centaurs, calcars, nymphs, imps, incubuses, spoorns, men-in-the-oak, hell-wains, fire-drakes, kit-a-can-sticks, Tom-tumblers.

In James Robertson's 2006 novel The Testament of Gideon Mack the protagonist Gideon Mack, a minister of the Scottish kirk, comes across a copy of a book on elves, fauns and fairies in his father's study.

They are among the butterflies commonly known as fauns.

Synonyms:

Roman deity,