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Faunus

Noun

Sense 1: Mythology

A faunus is a mythological creature from Roman mythology, often depicted as a half-human, half-goat being.

Example sentence: In ancient Roman folklore, faunus were believed to be mischievous woodland creatures that lured unsuspecting travelers off their path.

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Sense 2: Zoology

In zoology, faunus refers to a genus of butterflies found predominantly in tropical regions.

Example sentence: The beautiful colors of the faunus butterflies make them a popular subject for nature photographers.

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Adjective

Sense 1: Popular

When used as an adjective, faunus describes something that is popular or well-liked by the general population.

Example sentence: The latest fashion trend became faunus among teenagers within a matter of days.

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Sense 2: Local

As an adjective, faunus can also describe something that is characteristic or relevant to a particular locality.

Example sentence: The restaurant is known for its faunus cuisine, focusing on regional flavors and traditional recipes.

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