Faunic
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Faunic is an adjective meaning Pertaining to fauna: faunal.
Meaning
Pertaining to fauna: faunal.
More Meanings
- Pertaining to or characteristic of a faun.
Example Sentences
Love srikes the lyre with such exquisite numbers, That faunic Rage is lulled to gentle slumbers.
This law enhances the putting in place of a National forestry plan of action with the long lasting management of forestry and faunic resources of Cameroon.
Our lexicons, ancient and mediaeval are rich in faunic names. In the West names have been derived from Greek and Latin. Similarly our names are derived from Sanskrit, the source-language of India.
... in the same places , only with all the real faunic joyfulness gone out of it with the old slain Saturn, and a great deal of empty and luxurious show come in instead! It makes one sad, mankind looks such a fool.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include faunal, faunological, faunistic, entomofaunal, paleofaunal, meiofaunal.
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