Demigod (noun)

1. In mythology, a being who is part divine and part human.
2. A person who is greatly admired and revered, but not considered a full god.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words 'demi-' meaning 'half' and 'god' meaning 'god'.

Examples:

1. Heracles, son of Zeus, was considered a demigod in Greek mythology.
2. The people of ancient Greece worshiped demigods as intermediaries between the gods and humans.
3. The demigod was famous for his bravery and strength, as well as his cunning and wit.
4. The demigod was a subject of many stories and legends, which were passed down from generation to generation.
5. Despite his humble origins, the demigod became a powerful and respected figure, loved and admired by all who knew him.