1. Among the Romans, a deity of the woods and fields, and guardian of the flocks that pastured in them, afterwards confounded with the Greek god Pan, and similarly represented.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• facin,
• fau,
• fouc,
• fawna,
• famon,
• faci,
• vaugn,
• falue,
• founf,
• fague,
• faten,
• gfain,
• falen,
• faund,
• faound,
• faour,
• founs,
• foudn,
• foung,
• famen

• fan,
• Fane,
• fayne,
• fawn,
• fain,
• fauna,
• fanny,
• fann,
• fun,
• Fannie,
• Fame.

The adjective form of the word "faun" is "faunlike" or "faunish".

The plural of the "faun" can be the "fauns".

The singular of the "faun" can be the "faun".