Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
amphisbaena
noun
/ˌam.fɪsˈbiː.nə/

Definition
A mythical creature from ancient folklore, often depicted as a two-headed serpent or dragon that can move in either direction.

Examples
- The ancient Greeks described the amphisbaena as having a head at each end of its body.
- In literature, the amphisbaena often represents the concept of transformation and duality.

Meaning
The term ‘amphisbaena’ is used to describe an entity that can move in multiple directions, symbolizing adaptability and duality.

Synonyms
- Two-headed serpent
- Dragon