Definitions

1. noun

A genus of butterflies, specifically a group of tropical and subtropical butterflies in the family Lycaenidae, often referred to as ‘blue’ butterflies due to their metallic blue coloration.

“The siris butterflies were seen flitting around the exotic flowers in the garden.”

2. noun

In mythology, a sea-nymph or a sea-goddess in ancient Greek mythology, often associated with the sea and its creatures.

“The siris was said to have the power to calm the waves and soothe the savage beasts of the sea.”