theriomorphic

/ˌθɪrioʊˈmɔrfɪk/
adjective
  1. Having the form or shape of an animal; depicting or representing a god or being in animal form.
    • Some modern fantasy novels include theriomorphic characters who can shift between human and animal shapes.
    • The theriomorphic figures in the cave paintings suggest early spiritual beliefs.
    • Ancient Egyptian art often features theriomorphic gods like Horus the falcon.
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