Gryphons

/ˈɡrɪfənz/ noun

Definition

The plural form of gryphon, referring to multiple legendary creatures combining eagle and lion features.

Etymology

English plural of 'gryphon,' formed by adding the -s suffix; the underlying Greek root 'gryps' dates back millennia.

Kelly Says

You see gryphons everywhere in medieval heraldry and fantasy art because they symbolize the ultimate power—combining the sky's dominion and the earth's dominion in one awe-inspiring creature.

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