Term: entil

Noun (Singular):

1. A mythical creature resembling a mix between a dragon and an eagle, known for its majestic appearance and ability to soar through the skies.

Example Sentence: The entil emerged from the mountaintop, spreading its enormous wings.

Noun (Plural):

1. A group or gathering of entils, often seen during the mythical creature convention.

Example Sentence: The skies above the convention were filled with entils, their graceful flight captivating the spectators.

Verb:

1. (archaic) To enchant or bewitch someone with a magical spell or charm.

Example Sentence: The sorcerer used his powers to entil the young prince, ensuring his loyalty.

Adjective:

1. Of or relating to the Enlitic civilization, one of the oldest known cultures in history.

Example Sentence: The museum displayed ancient artifacts belonging to the entil civilization.

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