Hanapin
Fairy
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diwata, fairy
a fictional, small especially female creature that has magical powers, sometimes has the ability to grant wishes
What is a "fairy"?
A fairy is a mythical being commonly depicted as a small, magical creature with delicate wings. In folklore and fantasy literature, fairies are often portrayed as enchanting and whimsical, possessing magical powers that allow them to perform spells, grant wishes, or influence events. Fairies can be benevolent, helping humans and bringing good fortune, or they can be mischievous, playing tricks and causing minor trouble. They are usually associated with natural settings such as forests, meadows, or gardens, and are often depicted as living in hidden or magical realms.
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diwata (pambihira), bakla
offensive term for a homosexual man
fairy
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Halimbawa
Fairies are often associated with nature and are said to protect plants and animals.
The children believed that fairies lived at the bottom of the garden, among the flowers and trees.
According to legend, fairies can make themselves invisible to humans.
She dressed up as a fairy for the costume party, complete with glittery wings and a wand.
The fairy enchanted the princess, making her fall into a deep sleep.
