Merman (noun)

A mythical creature that is half man and half fish, typically portrayed as having the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish.

Origin:

From old english mere, meaning "sea" and mann, meaning "man".

Examples:

1. The mermaid and merman are popular figures in mythology and folklore.
2. In many cultures, the merman is associated with the sea, and is seen as a guardian of the underwater world.
3. The merman was often portrayed in art and literature as a handsome, mysterious figure.
4. The merman is often depicted with a trident and a crown, representing his power and authority over the sea.
5. The merman is a popular subject in fantasy fiction and has been featured in many books and movies.