Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
satyra
Noun
/ˈsætɪərə/

Definition
A mythical creature often depicted as half-human and half-goat, known for its love of music and merriment.

Examples
- The satyra played his pipes, enchanting everyone at the festival.
- In ancient tales, the satyra was known for leading revelrous dances in the woods.
- His wild antics were reminiscent of a satyra, carefree and full of life.

Meaning
In mythology, a satyra is associated with the rustic gods of nature and is considered a symbol of unrestrained sensuality and revelry.

Synonyms
- Faun
- Satyr
- Pans