Definitions

1. noun

In Greek mythology, a companion of the god Dionysus, often depicted as a rustic or rustic lover; in modern usage, a rustic or country lover, often with connotations of same-sex attraction.

“The poet’s corydon character was a poignant portrayal of rural longing.”

2. noun

In literature, a pastoral or idyllic character, often associated with the countryside or rural life.

“The corydon figure in the novel was a symbol of simplicity and innocence.”