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Noun sirenia has 1 sense
  1. Sirenia, order Sirenia - manatees; dugongs; Stellar's sea cow
    --1 is a kind of animal order
    --1 is a member of Eutheria, subclass Eutheria
    --1 has members:
     sea cow, sirenian mammal, sirenian; Trichechidae, family Trichechidae; Dugongidae, family Dugongidae

Definitions from the Web

Sirenia

Noun: Plural form of sirenium

Sirenia refers to an order of herbivorous aquatic mammals that includes manatees and dugongs. They are known for their large size, round bodies, and paddle-like tails. Sirenia are found in warm coastal waters and rivers in tropical regions.

Example sentence:

The gentle and graceful sirenia swim peacefully along the coast, feeding on seagrass.

Noun: Mythological creatures

In mythology, sirenia or sirens refers to captivating creatures, often depicted as half-woman and half-bird. They were believed to have enchanting voices and lured sailors with their singing. Sirenia were known for their irresistible beauty and seductive nature.

Example sentence:

The sailors were bewitched by the haunting melodies of the sirenia, unable to resist their allure.

Adjective: Pertaining to sirenia

Sirenia, as an adjective, is used to describe anything related to or resembling the characteristics of the order Sirenia or the mythology of sirens.

Example sentence:

The exhibit showcased various sirenia artifacts, including ancient sculptures and paintings.

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