sylvan — relating to or characteristic of woods or forests; wooded
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or characteristic of woods or forests; wooded
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsɪlvən/
Korean meaning: 숲의, 삼림의; 나무가 우거진
Korean pronunciation: **실**번
Example Sentences
- The yoga instructor chose a sylvan spot where students could hear birds chirping instead of car horns.
- His sylvan hideaway was so remote that even pizza delivery refused to come.
- The sylvan tranquility of the forest provided the perfect escape from city stress.
sylvan
ADJECTIVE//ˈsɪlvən//
relating to or characteristic of woods or forests; wooded

two young hikers pause on a winding forest path surrounded by massive oak and pine trees. They point excitedly at woodland creatures like squirrels and birds moving through the thick canopy above. Shafts of golden sunlight filter through the dense leaves creating magical patterns on the forest floor. Wildflowers and ferns carpet the ground while a small stream bubbles nearby over moss-covered rocks. The hikers smile peacefully as they breathe in the fresh forest air and listen to rustling leaves. Other woodland animals like deer peek curiously from behind tree trunks in the background. the characteristic beauty and tranquility of wooded forest environments
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Origin
From Latin 'silva' meaning forest or woods. Ancient Romans viewed deep forests as sacred places inhabited by woodland spirits and deities.
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“The yoga instructor chose a sylvan spot where students could hear birds chirping instead of car horns.”
“His sylvan hideaway was so remote that even pizza delivery refused to come.”
“The sylvan tranquility of the forest provided the perfect escape from city stress.”
“She painted the sylvan scene with such detail that you could almost smell the pine trees.”
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