Etymology.

1. from latin meaning goddess of flowers.
3. from latin animale "living being, being which breathes."
7. melody for a single voice. a girl in 7.1. started appearing in 1775 from italian 'air'
8. rain cloud, mass of evaporated water visible in the sky." from Old english clud.
9. natural elevation rising abruptly and attaining an conspicuous height. from old french montaigne.
10. from Middle English tre.
13. a pest in backyards that fairies play on.

1. make merry have fun. skip around joyfully. from middle dutch vrolyc-"happy"
2. a small animal with long ears.
4. from middle english medwe, from old english 'mædwe'low level tract of land or grass, pasture.
5. from middle English erthe and from old english eorpe-"ground, soil, dirt."
6. from old English wimman and middle English woman.
8. from late 14th century creacioun-"action of creating or causing to exist."
11. considerable body of flowing water.
12. a giggling noise that children make.