Noun:

இரக்கம் அற்றப் பெண்,

harpy's Usage Examples:

197); by the harpy Podarge he was also the father of Xanthus and Balius, the horses of Achilles.

The sea-horse and the Siren alone are commonly found as charms; the Siren being sometimes in her fishtail form and sometimes in the form of a harpy.

harpy first season we have sea serpents; we have an avalanche of rocks that reconfigures into a rock giant; we have harpies.

They were a key part of men's clothing and were usually made out of parrots, macaws and harpy eagles ' feathers.

HARPY, a large diurnal bird of prey, so named after the mythological monster of the classical poets (see Harpies), - the Thrasaetus harpyia of modern ornithologists - an inhabitant of the warmer parts of America from Southern Mexico to Brazil.

The precise affinities of the harpy cannot be said to have been determined.

Charpy, these lines are Pb, 325 Bi 200° 150° E" 175° FIG.