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imavate

 

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Noun imavate has 1 sense
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Term: imavate

Definition:

Imavate (noun): A mythical creature in ancient folklore believed to possess magical powers and bring good fortune.

Imavate (verb): To transform or change into something magical or extraordinary.

Senses:

  • Sense 1 (Noun):
    • A supernatural being or creature in legends and myths with mystical abilities.
    • Example: The villagers left offerings for the imavate in hopes of receiving protection and prosperity.
  • Sense 2 (Verb):
    • To undergo a remarkable change or transformation into something extraordinary or enchanted.
    • Example: As she stepped into the enchanted garden, the ordinary flowers imavated into vibrant, glowing plants.

Usages:

  • Usage 1 (Popular):
    • In popular culture, imavate is often depicted as a benevolent guardian with the power to grant wishes.
    • Example: The children were fascinated by the stories of imavate protecting the forest and granting wishes to those who encountered them.
  • Usage 2 (Local):
    • In the local folklore, imavate was believed to be the spirit of the river, blessing the villagers with fertile land and abundant harvests.
    • Example: Every year, the villagers organized a grand celebration to honor the imavate and express gratitude for their bountiful crops.

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