fae
Folklore's magical folk
Fae is a variant spelling of fey, used as both noun and adjective to describe fairies and fairy-like beings: the fae folk, a creature of the fae.
The spelling evokes Celtic mythology and appears frequently in fantasy fiction, games, and online communities interested in folklore.
Someone described as fae suggests otherworldly beauty or an unsettling, ethereal quality.
Mythical small beings
- spritesTiny supernatural beings
- pixiesTiny folklore troublemakers
- nymphsMinor female nature deities
- dryadsTree-dwelling nature spirits
sylphs · brownies · changelings · gnomes · imps · kelpies · banshees · boggarts
Loyal fairy sidekick
Mystical island of lore
- OtherworldNamed supernatural dimension
- Tír na nÓgIrish eternal youth realm
- glamourFascinating, elegant attractiveness
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
twilight · mounds · rings · courts · veil · midsummer · revels · tithe
elves
Mythical small beings
dryads · sylphs · brownies · changelings · gnomes · imps · kelpies · banshees · boggarts · pooka
Tinkerbell
Loyal fairy sidekick
Avalon
Mystical island of lore
- OtherworldNamed supernatural dimension
- Tír na nÓgIrish eternal youth realm
- glamourFascinating, elegant attractiveness
enchantment · twilight · mounds · rings · courts · veil · midsummer · revels · tithe · bargains
- Faeriespixie, pixies, sprite, sprites, brownie
- Fairylandpixie, sprite, elf, pixie dust, Oberon
- Mysticalethereal, otherworldly, supernatural, numinous, transcendent
- pronounsI, me, him, he, my
- YA booksyoung adult fiction, dystopian, fantasy, romance, coming-of-age
- fairy paintingpixies, sprites, wings, magic, enchantment
- fae folkSupernatural creatures of legend
- faerie godmotherMagical being aiding those in need