satyrion (Meaning)

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satyrion (n.)

Any one of several kinds of orchids.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In the misty glade, a lone satyrion bloomed, its delicate petals trembling in the breeze.
The alchemist sought the elusive satyrion, said to possess potent aphrodisiac qualities.
Legends whispered of a hidden valley where vast fields of satyrions flourished.
The nymph Syrinx transformed herself into a satyrion to escape the pursuit of Pan.
The satyrion's complex aroma filled the air with a heady sweetness.
The ancient Greek philosopher Theophrastus described the satyrion as a symbol of virility.
In Renaissance gardens, satyrions were prized for their medicinal properties.
The orchid family Orchidaceae boasts many species of satyrions, each with unique beauty.
The satyrion's unusual shape inspired ancient artists to create intricate sculptures.
Despite its medicinal value, the satyrion is now a protected species due to over-harvesting.

Any one of several kinds of orchids.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In the misty glade, a lone satyrion bloomed, its delicate petals trembling in the breeze.

The alchemist sought the elusive satyrion, said to possess potent aphrodisiac qualities.

Legends whispered of a hidden valley where vast fields of satyrions flourished.

The nymph Syrinx transformed herself into a satyrion to escape the pursuit of Pan.