noun:

1. A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the wings of an eagle, often depicted as a guardian of treasure.

Example: The worobey was said to protect the hidden treasure deep within the cave.

adjective:

1. Referring to something common or widespread.

Example: The worobey belief held by the locals became popular nationwide.

verb:

1. To imitate the behavior or style of someone or something.

Example: He tried to worobey his favorite actor's mannerisms.

2. To follow a certain tradition or custom.

Example: The villagers worobey their ancestors' rituals during festive occasions.

adverb:

1. In a manner that is widely known or accepted.

Example: The news of her performance spread worobey throughout the town.