herne
/hɜrn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of antlered stag or a mythical stag, often associated with the British monarchy, particularly King Arthur.
“The legend of the White Hart, a herne, is deeply rooted in medieval folklore.”
2. noun
An area of woodland, especially a forest glade or a clearing in a dense forest.
“The herne was a peaceful retreat from the bustling city, surrounded by tall trees and a babbling brook.”