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Faun
Translation of "faun" into Russian
faun
Noun
UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
fauns pl
The faun played a melody on his flute in the forest.
Фавн играл мелодию на своей флейте в лесу.
Definitions
faun
Noun
UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
A mythological creature that is part human and part goat, often depicted with the legs, tail, and horns of a goat and the upper body of a human, associated with Roman mythology.
In the ancient Roman myths, a faun would often be seen playing a flute in the forest.
A man who behaves lecherously or playfully, reminiscent of the mythological faun.
The old sculptor was something of a faun, flirting with every model who entered his studio.
Faun
Proper noun
Faun, a German pagan folk band formed in 1998, known for blending medieval music with modern sounds.
Faun released a new album that topped the German folk charts.
Idioms and phrases
ancient faun
The statue depicted an ancient faun playing a flute.
древний фавн
Статуя изображала древнего фавна, играющего на флейте.
faun costume
She wore a creative faun costume to the masquerade ball.
костюм фавна
Она надела креативный костюм фавна на маскарад.
faun statue
They admired the ancient faun statue in the museum.
статуя фавна
Они восхищались древней статуей фавна в музее.
faun-like appearance
His faun-like appearance gave him an air of mischief.
внешность, похожая на фавна
Его внешность, похожая на фавна, придавала ему озорной вид.
mythical faun
The book describes a mythical faun living in an enchanted forest.
мифический фавн
В книге описывается мифический фавн, живущий в зачарованном лесу.