Golem (noun)

A figure or statue brought to life through magic or supernatural means, often depicted as a mute and obedient servant.

Origin:

The word "golem" comes from the hebrew word "gelem", which means "unshaped" or "raw material". in jewish folklore, a golem is a clay or mud figure animated and brought to life through jewish magic.

Examples:

1. The rabbi created a golem to protect the Jewish community from persecution.
2. The golem was brought to life by the rabbi's magical incantations.
3. In the story, the golem becomes uncontrollable and wreaks havoc on the town.
4. The animated clay figure was referred to as a golem in Jewish folklore.
5. The term "golem" is now often used to describe any being that is artificially created and controlled.