1.) Having the form of an animal.
2.) Of, relating to, or being a deity conceived of in animal form or having animal attributes.
apart from protists which are in a separate Kingdom ( for example protozoa and bacteria)- There are no sea creatures intermediate between plant and animal. you may be thinking of the sea anemones- which literally means wind flowers- these are zoomorphic ( animal) life but a very low-down ( pun intended ) specialized form. some are poisonous to man and some fish I have seen them in aquaria. They can only thrive in a Marine- that is Saline environment.
a lion mean mean a big fat cat
Do you mean zurvita
It may not mean anything but is derived from "Wild-Boar" it doesnt mean anything it doesnt mean anything
Don't you mean photosensitive
yes banksy is one his graffiti of teddy bears is zoomorphic
Hinduism
BAST or BASHT was a Cat-headed goddess of femininity. She was drawn in human-like style ( like modern animal cartoons) often holding some unusual tool looking like a vise of some type on a pole, possibly agrarian implement? The Egyptians had both animal form ( Zoomorphic) and partly animal-form Gods and Goddesses in their pantheon. I hasten to add the Greeks did not have Zoomorphic deities- but animals were associated with Mars ( dogs of war!) and the Hunter Orion- who had a hunting dog named Sirius- both are constellations. Orion stands out with the three stars in his Garrison belt!
There were several Zoomorphic gods and goddesses among the Egyptians, but none among the Greeks and Romans. Horus, the Hawk God for some reason identified with time ( the word Hour is derived from him, indirectly) is one example.
The Book of the Dead is the obvious answer. If you study the Book of the Dead, you will be surprised with many characters in both zoomorphic ( such as Horus- the Hawk-God who was identified with Time ( hence Horoscope, indirectly) and anthropomorphic deities as well. Often they are paraded side by side! The Ankh figures prominently in Egyptian religious art.
The word means ( Fox) in Italian. It is also a surname. for some reason animal or zoomorphic surnames are more common in Italian than other languages. for example Cardinale ( cardinal- but also a Church title), Calandra-Lark, Aquila-Hawk or eagle depending on context, Lupo- Wolf, etc. There are quite a few in Italian, and they are rarer in say, German or French.
No, there are no zoomorphic or mixed Human-animal monsters in the portion of the Bible where the Genesis narrative appears. It is clear that Man was created in the Image of God- Imago Dei, and He would not create mixed Human-animal creatures-which were alas- common in many mythologies such as the Centaur, Sphinx, etc.
Unicorns have a horse's body with a horn on their head. Hippogriffs usually have a horse's body and the rest is an eagle's head and wings. Chimera is a lion with 3 heads 1 dragon head 1 lion head and 1 goat head also it has a snake tail and sometimes it hads dragon wings sphinx is a zoomorphic mythological figure which is depicted as a recumbent lion with a human head.
In a nutshell- anthropomorphic ( human formed) or zoomorphic ( animal-like) portable dolls. they are sometimes incorrectly-but it is a flag of convenience- ( Portable totem poles) they are quite distinct- but are American Indian in origin. Kachina, sometimes spelled Katchina- is NOT a tribe. There is or was a Katchina Doll 200 women"s Air Race- a Katchina doll is a prize. Be advised Amelia Earhart"s family had connections with the A.T.S.F. railway- which may explain this, and her predilection for Turquoise.
There are at least 20,192 words in the English language with ten letters. Here are 10-letter words that start with Z. zabaglione, zamindaris, zaninesses, zapateados, zealotries, zebrawoods, zeitgebers, zeitgeists, zibellines, zidovudine, zigzagging, zincifying, zinfandels, zinkifying, zirconiums, zitherists, zombielike, zombifying, zookeepers, zoolatries, zoological, zoologists, zoometries, zoomorphic, zoophilies, zoophilous, zoosterols, zucchettos, zwitterion, zygodactyl, zygomorphy, zygosities, zygospores, zymologies
apart from protists which are in a separate Kingdom ( for example protozoa and bacteria)- There are no sea creatures intermediate between plant and animal. you may be thinking of the sea anemones- which literally means wind flowers- these are zoomorphic ( animal) life but a very low-down ( pun intended ) specialized form. some are poisonous to man and some fish I have seen them in aquaria. They can only thrive in a Marine- that is Saline environment.
he was a mean person who lived with mean people in a mean castle on a mean hill in a mean country in a mean continent in a mean world in a mean solar system in a mean galaxy in a mean universe in a mean dimension