English to Maori Meaning of faun - Faun

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Definitions of faun in English
Noun(1) ancient Italian deity in human shape, with horns, pointed ears and a goat's tail; equivalent to Greek satyr
Examples of faun in English
(1) The faun was great, totally natural looking and seamless.(2) The king's eyes narrowed suspiciously as he waited for the faun to answer.(3) It was in the shape of one of the fauns of long-forgotten legend.(4) ÔÇÿHe's fond of unicorns, centaurs, fauns , dragons of course, and humans,ÔÇÖ said Misty.(5) A stag and several hinds thundered by, followed by fauns , rabbits and skunks.
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