Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lindworm
Noun
/ˈlɪndˌwɜrm/

Definition
A mythical creature, often depicted as a dragon or serpent, that appears in European folklore.

Examples
- The knight bravely faced the lindworm that had been terrorizing the village.
- In the ancient tale, the lindworm was defeated by a clever princess.

Meaning
Lindworm refers to a type of dragon or serpent typically characterized by its long, scaly body and a lack of wings. In many stories, it is associated with guarding treasures or being a fearsome opponent.

Synonyms
- Serpent
- Dragon
- Wyrm