जल-भावना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Before using the water for the first time, a ritual must be performed by the village head with a pig and a goat and a chicken as offerings to the water spirit (aul – avo dak).

Living people Fossegrim, also known simply as the grim (Norwegian) or Strömkarlen (Swedish), is a water spirit or troll in Scandinavian folklore.

Aided by the water spirit known as Quisp, Aquaman manages to free Mera and defeats Leron.

Obvious connections exist with water generally and the practice of throwing in coins to seek 'favours' of the water spirits.

The Ta-oi inhabitants imagine the water spirit as a short old man with white hair and white beard.

From then on, when the family holds a ritual in connection with a funeral, a wedding, a ritual dedicated to the forest spirit or the water spirit, the ritual must also be dedicated to the giang an teng (house spirit).

It is believed that the water spirit can give people a lot of fish as food, and a Ta-oi legend has it that the water spirit creates fish by putting grains of rice in a banana leaf and dropping them into the brook, thus turning them into fish.

Peg Powler and Jenny Greenteeth are similar water spirits.

It is reported that when they were still in Laos Mr Quynh Say, Mr Quynh Chay have seen the water spirit at the water sources.

Fossegrim has been associated with a mill spirit (kvernknurr) and is related to the water spirit (neck) and is sometimes also called näcken in Sweden.

The word has "mermaid" as one possible gloss, and :308 suggests possible etymological connections with Burmese khruB or khyuB "mermaid; serpent" and Tibetan klu "nāga; water spirits", albeit the Tibeto-Burman are phonologically distant from OC.

The Dimensional Dragon helped Lusia find the water spirit in volume 3.