[ ড্রাইআড্ ]noun (গ্রিকপুরাণ) বনপরী।
dryad definition
A tree spirit in Greek mythology.
dryad শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
wood_nymph, dryad,
dryad Example in a sentence
In the depths of the ancient forest, a solitary dryad emerged from her emerald haven.
Her bark-like skin shimmered with an earthy glow, blending seamlessly with the gnarled trees.
With each step, her feet sent whispers through the undergrowth, summoning spirits from the surrounding foliage.
The nearby wildflowers quivered as if in awe of the dryad’s ethereal presence.
Birdsong followed her like a celestial chorus, escorting her through the verdant labyrinth.
The leaves of the trees rustled with respect as she passed, bowing their heads to their sovereign.
With a flick of her wrist, she summoned a torrent of vines that enveloped an intruder like a verdant prison.
The forest was her sanctuary, and she guarded it fiercely against those who sought to harm its delicate balance.
As the setting sun cast golden rays upon the forest, the dryad retreated to the embrace of a hollowed-out oak, her home until the dawn.
In the heart of the ancient wood, the dryad reigned supreme, eternally intertwined with the secrets of the forest.