Nymph
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British pronunciation/nˈɪmf/
American pronunciation/ˈnɪmf/

Definition & Meaning of "nymph"

Nymph
01

a larva of an insect, such as a dragonfly, which does not change as it grows

02

a fictional creature that lives in woods, rivers, etc. and has the shape of a young woman

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What is a "nymph"?

A nymph is a mythical spirit from ancient Greek and Roman mythology, closely associated with nature. Nymphs are typically depicted as beautiful young women who embody various elements of the natural world, such as forests, mountains, rivers, and trees. Each type of nymph is linked to a specific aspect of nature, with dryads representing trees and naiads associated with freshwater. While nymphs are often seen as friendly, gentle, and nurturing, they can also be temperamental. They appear in many myths, interacting with gods and heroes, and embody the enchanting and sometimes mysterious qualities of nature. Nymphs symbolize the beauty and mystery of the natural world and are commonly featured in stories as both protectors and enchantresses of their environments.

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a voluptuously beautiful young woman

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The nymph danced gracefully by the water's edge.
Nymphs were often worshiped in ancient cultures as protectors of nature.
Modern fantasy games might include nymphs as characters who offer quests or magical assistance to players.
With her sylphlike form and radiant smile, she resembled a modern-day nymph frolicking in the meadow.
The nymph’s laughter was said to enchant those who heard it.
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