Siren

siren Sirén sìrén sīrén sǐrén širen šířen Translingual thumb|Siren lacertina species Siren lacertina Etymology From mul la Sīrēn. Proper noun 1 f genus family Sirenidae certain sirens Hypernyms genus Hyponyms genus Siren lacertina species - type species; Siren intermedia species - only other extant species References Siren (genus) Siren (genus) 1 1 English +, Wisconsin Etymology Intended to be en Syren, from en sv syren lilac, but miscorrected by the US Post Office, who assumed this was a misspelling. Proper noun en village/county seat co/Burnett County s/Wisconsin c/USA. en town co/Burnett County s/Wisconsin c/USA surrounding the village of the same name. Anagrams en einrs Rines ESRIN Neris NIESR Reins rines Siner Isner Risen reins risen rinse resin serin Finnish Alternative forms fi Sirén Etymology See fi Sirén. Pronunciation sireen Si.ren Proper noun fi Swedish Swedish Declension 0 Siren ä Statistics dvv_20250813 820 1039 1 Latin la:+es Alternative forms la Sīrēdonēs la Sīrēna Late Latin prescriptive la Sērēna Late Latin proscribed Etymology la Sīrēn :bor grc:Σειρήν + 1 Pronunciation Sīrēn Noun Sīrēn<3.both> f la Greek mythology mythological creature a en siren, one of the mythical birds with faces of virgins, that dwelt on the southern coast of Italy, where, with their sweet voices, they enticed ashore those who were sailing by, and then killed them. drone in a hive la Late Latin mermaid, sea nymph Usage notes Mainly used in the plural form la Sīrēnēs Sirens, grc Σειρήν Σειρῆνες. Declension Sīrēn<3.both> Derived terms la la Sīrēnius of or pertaining to the Sirens, Siren- la Sīrēnaeus Siren- la Sīrēnis, la Sīrēnidis of the Sirens Descendants ast serena sirena ca sirena en Siren siren fr sirène gl sirena 1 de Sirene ga Síréana it sirena serena fro sereine roa-opt serẽa pt sirena 1 ro sirenă es sirena serena serea See also la semipuella References