seafolk
- noun
- /ˈsiːfoʊk/
- Literature
- Legends often speak of seafolk who protect the coral reefs from harm.
Examples
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The seafolk of the coral reef are fascinating.
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Children were fascinated by the colorful seafolk swimming in the aquarium.
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The mysterious seafolk of the deep ocean remain largely unknown to scientists.
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Many seafolk thrive in the deep ocean.
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The ocean is home to a diverse range of seafolk, including dolphins, jellyfish, and colorful coral reefs.
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Marine biologists study the behavior and habitats of various seafolk in their natural environments.
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During our scuba diving trip, we encountered many seafolk swimming gracefully among the coral.
Synonyms
An animal that lives in the sea like a fish or dolphin
An animal that lives in the sea, like a fish or whale
An animal that lives in the sea, like a fish or octopus
A living thing that lives in the sea like a fish or whale
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seafolk joins sea and folk, where folk means 'people' or a 'group of living things', so seafolk can mean the animals and other creatures that live together in the sea as one group.