Definition of therianthropic in English:

therianthropic

adjectiveˌθɪərɪanˈθrɒpɪkˌTHirēənˈTHräpik

(especially of a deity) combining the form of an animal with that of a man.
（尤指神）半人半兽（外形）的
gods depicted in a therianthropic or hybrid form with human body and animal head
Example sentencesExamples
- The finds include the oldest known representation of a bird, a therianthropic sculpture and an animal that most closely resembles a horse.
- It contains many therianthropic creatures, who are both animal and human, and demonstrates the playfulness of the gods.
- Neither do any of the other therianthropic individuals represented in the Story of Chang Feng exist in reality, although some people may wish otherwise.
- There are several clear depictions of shamans in a therianthropic form, with hooves clearly visible.
- Kotzamani's therianthropic figures suggest the richness of many ancient traditions that stretch from dynastic Egyptian and pre-Classical Greek to Minoan art.
- Jolly believes that further research could likely prove this to be the case with certain other therianthropic depictions.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek thērion 'wild animal' + anthrōpos 'human being' + -ic.

Definition of therianthropic in US English:

therianthropic

adjectiveˌTHirēənˈTHräpik

(especially of a deity) combining the form of an animal with that of a man.
（尤指神）半人半兽（外形）的
gods depicted in a therianthropic or hybrid form with human body and animal head
Example sentencesExamples
- There are several clear depictions of shamans in a therianthropic form, with hooves clearly visible.
- Neither do any of the other therianthropic individuals represented in the Story of Chang Feng exist in reality, although some people may wish otherwise.
- Kotzamani's therianthropic figures suggest the richness of many ancient traditions that stretch from dynastic Egyptian and pre-Classical Greek to Minoan art.
- It contains many therianthropic creatures, who are both animal and human, and demonstrates the playfulness of the gods.
- Jolly believes that further research could likely prove this to be the case with certain other therianthropic depictions.
- The finds include the oldest known representation of a bird, a therianthropic sculpture and an animal that most closely resembles a horse.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek thērion ‘wild animal’ + anthrōpos ‘human being’ + -ic.

单词	therianthropic
释义	Definition of therianthropic in English: therianthropic adjectiveˌθɪərɪanˈθrɒpɪkˌTHirēənˈTHräpik (especially of a deity) combining the form of an animal with that of a man. （尤指神）半人半兽（外形）的 gods depicted in a therianthropic or hybrid form with human body and animal head Example sentencesExamples The finds include the oldest known representation of a bird, a therianthropic sculpture and an animal that most closely resembles a horse. It contains many therianthropic creatures, who are both animal and human, and demonstrates the playfulness of the gods. Neither do any of the other therianthropic individuals represented in the Story of Chang Feng exist in reality, although some people may wish otherwise. There are several clear depictions of shamans in a therianthropic form, with hooves clearly visible. Kotzamani's therianthropic figures suggest the richness of many ancient traditions that stretch from dynastic Egyptian and pre-Classical Greek to Minoan art. Jolly believes that further research could likely prove this to be the case with certain other therianthropic depictions. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek thērion 'wild animal' + anthrōpos 'human being' + -ic. Definition of therianthropic in US English: therianthropic adjectiveˌTHirēənˈTHräpik (especially of a deity) combining the form of an animal with that of a man. （尤指神）半人半兽（外形）的 gods depicted in a therianthropic or hybrid form with human body and animal head Example sentencesExamples There are several clear depictions of shamans in a therianthropic form, with hooves clearly visible. Neither do any of the other therianthropic individuals represented in the Story of Chang Feng exist in reality, although some people may wish otherwise. Kotzamani's therianthropic figures suggest the richness of many ancient traditions that stretch from dynastic Egyptian and pre-Classical Greek to Minoan art. It contains many therianthropic creatures, who are both animal and human, and demonstrates the playfulness of the gods. Jolly believes that further research could likely prove this to be the case with certain other therianthropic depictions. The finds include the oldest known representation of a bird, a therianthropic sculpture and an animal that most closely resembles a horse. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek thērion ‘wild animal’ + anthrōpos ‘human being’ + -ic.
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