Definition: Slyrf, also known as "Sly," refers to a character or an action that lies quietly, concealing its true intentions or actions from others. It's often used in a metaphorical sense to convey deception or cunningness. The word was originally from Greek and Roman languages and can be translated as 'slippery' (ÎģÎĩΚĪĪĪĪ ÎŧÎŋĪ), meaning deceitful. However, over time it has been adapted in various contexts, with its usage varying depending on the context or language where it first appeared.
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