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wood nymph

/ˈwʊd nɪmf/

Traduction: Nymphe ou divinité féminine de la mythologie gréco-romaine, habitant les forêts et les bois, souvent représentée comme une belle jeune femme associée aux arbres et à la nature.

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/ˈwʊd nɪmf/C1formalart
  • frNymphe ou divinité féminine de la mythologie gréco-romaine, habitant les forêts et les bois, souvent représentée comme une belle jeune femme associée aux arbres et à la nature.

A mythological spirit or deity from Greek and Roman folklore that inhabits forests and woodlands, often depicted as a beautiful young woman associated with trees and nature.

  1. B2formal

    A mythological spirit or deity that inhabits forests and woodlands, often depicted as a beautiful young woman.

    frnymphe des bois

    • In Greek mythology, a wood nymph was believed to protect the trees.
    • The ancient stories tell of a wood nymph who lived in the sacred grove.
    • Artists often painted wood nymphs dancing among the forest glades.
  2. Butterfly speciesC1formal

    A type of butterfly, specifically from the genus *Satyrium*, known for its brownish coloration and habitat in wooded areas.

    frThècle du bois

    • The wood nymph butterfly is commonly found in North American forests.
    • We spotted a wood nymph resting on a leaf during our hike.
    • The wood nymph's wings have subtle patterns that help it blend into the bark.
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