Elves

/ɛlvz/ noun

Mythological supernatural beings typically depicted as small, magical creatures with pointed ears. In folklore, often associated with nature, mischief, or helping humans with domestic tasks.

From Old English 'ælf,' related to Old Norse 'álfr' and German 'Alp.' Originally referred to supernatural beings in Germanic mythology, often malevolent. Tolkien's Middle-earth transformed them into noble, immortal beings, dramatically reshaping modern popular culture's conception.

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ARالجنيات
BNপরী
CAelfs
CSelfové
DAalfer
DEElfen
ELπρόσωπα
ESelfos
FAجنیان
FIkeijut
FRelfes
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