Goyle Meaning in English

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Definition

A 'goyle' is a fictional magical creature, often inspired by 'gargoyle', seen in fantasy stories, games, or works like Harry Potter. It can also refer to a surname of a character in these worlds.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly used in fantasy or gaming contexts; not a standard English word. If capitalized, 'Goyle' is often a surname, especially in 'Harry Potter'. Not to be confused with 'gargoyle', which is a stone statue.

• Spanish: goyle (criatura mágica)
• Portuguese (BR): goyle (criatura mágica)
• Portuguese (PT): goyle (criatura mágica)
• Chinese (Simplified): 戈伊尔（魔法生物）
• Chinese (Traditional): 戈伊爾（魔法生物）
• Hindi: गॉइल (जादुई प्राणी)
• Arabic: غويل (مخلوق سحري)
• Bengali: গয়েল (কাল্পনিক প্রাণী) - গয়েল (নাম)
• Russian: гойл (выдуманное существо) - Гойл (фамилия)
• Japanese: ゴイル（架空の生き物）- ゴイル（姓）
• Vietnamese: goyle (sinh vật giả tưởng) - Goyle (họ)
• Korean: 고일 (가상의 생물) - 고일 (성)
• Turkish: goyle (hayali yaratık) - Goyle (soyadı)
• Urdu: گوئل (خیالی مخلوق) - گوئل (خاندانی نام)
• Indonesian: goyle (makhluk fiksi) - Goyle (nama belakang)

Example Sentences

A goyle guards the castle gate in the story.

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The video game lets you fight a stone goyle.

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Draco Malfoy’s friend’s last name is Goyle in Harry Potter.

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"Look out! There’s a goyle hiding on the rooftop," she whispered.

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I thought the statue was just decoration, but it turned out to be a real goyle.

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You’ll find a secret area behind the giant goyle if you search carefully in the game.

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