herm
/hɝrm/Definitions
1. noun
A statue of a male figure, typically in ancient Greek art, often with the face and arms of a god, and the body of a human
“The museum exhibit included a stunning herm of Apollo.”
2. noun
A pillar or post with a carved or sculpted figure of a person or animal, especially at the entrance of a building
“The ancient temple’s entrance was flanked by two herms, one of a lion and the other of a sphinx.”