nymph in Latin
nymph in Latin is nympha — nymph means in mythology, a minor female nature spirit linked to rivers, woods, or mountains.
nymph in Latin
nympha
(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) Any female nature spirit associated with water, forests, grotto, wind, etc.
What does "nymph" mean?
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noun In mythology, a minor female nature spirit linked to rivers, woods, or mountains.
"In the myth, the nymph lived in the spring at the heart of the forest."
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noun The immature form of certain insects, before they develop wings.
"A dragonfly nymph lives underwater for months before it matures."
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nymph in a sentence
- In the myth, the nymph lived in the spring at the heart of the forest.
- A dragonfly nymph lives underwater for months before it matures.
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What is "nymph" in Latin?
"nymph" in Latin is nympha. nymph means: In mythology, a minor female nature spirit linked to rivers, woods, or mountains.
How do you use "nymph" in a sentence?
Example: "In the myth, the nymph lived in the spring at the heart of the forest." In Latin, "nymph" is nympha.
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