forest god (Meaning)

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forest god (n)

one of a class of woodland deities; attendant on Bacchus; identified with Roman fauns

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The forest god, a towering figure with emerald skin and shimmering antlers, emerged from the misty undergrowth.
According to legend, the forest god's blessings bring prosperity and protection to those who revere him.
The elder druid consulted the forest god for guidance, his staff trembling in anticipation.
The children whispered tales of the forest god's playful nature, appearing as a mischievous pixie or a wise old tree.
The hunters believed that sacrificing to the forest god would ensure a bountiful harvest.
The mystical aura of the forest god's presence filled the air with an ethereal fragrance.
The ancient oaks bowed their branches in homage to the forest god, their leaves rustling like whispered prayers.
The forest god's wrath descended upon those who violated his sacred domain, unleashing storms and beasts upon them.
The shrine to the forest god was adorned with offerings of flowers, fruits, and precious stones.
The legend of the forest god has been passed down through generations, inspiring fear, reverence, and a deep respect for the untamed wilderness.

one of a class of woodland deities; attendant on Bacchus; identified with Roman fauns

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The forest god, a towering figure with emerald skin and shimmering antlers, emerged from the misty undergrowth.

According to legend, the forest god's blessings bring prosperity and protection to those who revere him.

The elder druid consulted the forest god for guidance, his staff trembling in anticipation.

The children whispered tales of the forest god's playful nature, appearing as a mischievous pixie or a wise old tree.