kobold in Polish
kobold in Polish is kobold — kobold means in German folklore, a spirit, either kind or spiteful, that can take the shape of an object or a person, often a child.
kobold in Polish
kobold
What does "kobold" mean?
- noun In German folklore, a spirit, either kind or spiteful, that can take the shape of an object or a person, often a child.
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noun A playful elf-like creature that sometimes looks after a particular home or family.
"Among the nonhuman creatures that peopled rural Europe in the Middle Ages — the fairies, elves, dwarfs, trolls, and kobolds — there were beneficent female spirits who patronized those households that treated them well."
- noun A member of a small, usually ill-natured race of beings, often looking somewhat reptilian or dog-like.
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- Among the nonhuman creatures that peopled rural Europe in the Middle Ages — the fairies, elves, dwarfs, trolls, and kobolds — there were beneficent female spirits who patronized those households that treated them well.
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What is "kobold" in Polish?
"kobold" in Polish is kobold. kobold means: In German folklore, a spirit, either kind or spiteful, that can take the shape of an object or a person, often a child.
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