griphus
/ˈɡrɪfəs/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical bird of prey, often depicted as a cross between an eagle and a vulture, in Roman mythology.
“The ancient Romans believed that the griphus was a fierce bird that soared the skies.”
1. noun
A mythical bird of prey, often depicted as a cross between an eagle and a vulture, in Roman mythology.
“The ancient Romans believed that the griphus was a fierce bird that soared the skies.”