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dryad

/ˈdraɪ.æd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma ninfa ou espírito das árvores na mitologia grega, que se acreditava habitar e proteger as árvores e florestas.

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noun

/ˈdraɪ.æd/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma ninfa ou espírito das árvores na mitologia grega, que se acreditava habitar e proteger as árvores e florestas.

A noun referring to a tree nymph or spirit in Greek mythology, believed to inhabit and protect trees and forests.

  1. Tree nymphC2formal

    A mythological spirit or nymph that inhabits trees, especially oak trees, in Greek mythology.

    ptDríade

    • The ancient Greeks believed that a dryad lived within each oak tree.
    • In the story, the dryad emerged from the tree to speak to the traveler.
    • The forest was said to be protected by a council of dryads.

    Sinônimoshamadryadwood nymph

Formas
  • dryades plural form
  • dryads plural form
  • dryades' possessive plural form
  • dryads' possessive plural form
  • dryad's possessive singular form
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