nymph
noun
UK/nɪmf/
US/nɪmf/
Definitions of nymph noun
spirit
- Countable
In ancient Greek and Roman mythology, a nymph is a spirit or minor goddess, typically depicted as a beautiful young woman, who inhabits natural locations such as woods, rivers, and mountains.
In the forest, we acted as wood nymphs, dancing around Snow White.
In the old tale, a young nymph fell deeply in love with a handsome prince in her garden.
The small waterfall is said to be the dwelling place of a water nymph, who guards the waters.