Satyr

sat′ėr, or sā′tėr, n. a silvan deity, represented as part man and part goat, and extremely wanton: a very lecherous person: a species of butterfly.— ns. Sat′yral ( her. ), a monster with a human head and the limbs of different animals; Satyrī′as is , morbid lasciviousne in men, corresponding to nymphomania in women—also Satyromā′nia .— adjs. Satyr′ic , -al , pertaining to satyrs.— ns. Satyrī′næ , the argus butterflies; Satyr′ium , a genus of small flowered orchids; Sat′yrus , the genus of orangs—simi a. [L. satyr us —Gr. satyros .]