Associations to the word «Satyr»
Noun
- Nymph
- Centaur
- Cyclops
- Cupid
- Goat
- Hermes
- Hoove
- Grover
- Triton
- Sphinx
- Poseidon
- Vase
- Hyperion
- Fawn
- Zeus
- Tragedy
- Ovid
- Apollo
- Pan
- Prometheus
- Athena
- Satire
- Artemis
- Fairy
- Mythology
- Orpheus
- Rout
- Lust
- Isaiah
- Venus
- Trilogy
- Aphrodite
- Unicorn
- Heracles
- Shepherd
- Hera
- Flute
- Muse
- Dancing
- Ivy
- Underwood
- Odysseus
- Chorus
- Butterfly
- Hoof
- Dwarf
- Chariot
- Hercules
- Horn
- Perseus
- Pheasant
- Serpent
- Farce
- Fable
- Himalayas
- Deity
- Hades
- Ape
- Haunt
- Olympus
- Revel
- Neptune
- Arcadia
- Thicket
- Siren
- Metamorphosis
- Bower
- Gould
- Wreath
- Pane
- Pandora
- Hydra
- Creature
- Tracker
- Mahogany
- Depicting
- Woodland
Adjective
Wiktionary
SATYR, noun. (Greek mythology) A male companion of Pan or Dionysus with the tail of a horse and a perpetual erection.
SATYR, noun. (Roman mythology) A faun.
SATYR, noun. A lecherous man.
SATYR, noun. Any of various butterflies of the family Satyridae, having brown wings marked with eyelike spots; a meadow brown.
SATYR, noun. (obsolete) The orangutan.
Dictionary definition
SATYR, noun. Man with strong sexual desires.
SATYR, noun. One of a class of woodland deities; attendant on Bacchus; identified with Roman fauns.
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