sēmĭ-pŭella — Lewis & Short
sēmĭ-pŭella, ae, f.,
I a half-maiden, as a designation of the Sirens, who were half girl and half bird, Aus. Idyll. 11, 21.
The corpus record — Latin
sēmĭ-pŭella
sēmĭ-pŭella · f
a half-maiden
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