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4. A tree spirit, especially in Greek mythology.
7. A ghostly light, often seen at night near marshes, misleading travelers.
9. A small, magical being often depicted with wings.
11. A spirit of the air in European mythology.
13. Collective term for mythical beings, including fairies and elves.
14. A mischievous, small fairy, often depicted in English folklore.
16. A mythical creature from folklore, often seen as mischievous or helpful.
17. A small, ugly creature often depicted in folklore as malicious.
18. A supernatural creature, often associated with water or nature.
19. A ray of moonlight, often associated with magic or mystical beings.
20. A magical stone associated with elves, often seen in fantasy.
21. A mythical creature or evil spirit from Algonquian folklore.
24. A creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull in Greek mythology.
28. A famous fairy character from a children’s story, often associated with light.
30. Small forest spirits from Mexican folklore, known to hide things.
32. A small, bearded man, typically associated with gardens.
33. A mischievous forest spirit from English folklore.
34. A winged female creature from Greek mythology, often depicted as a bird.
35. A female spirit in Irish mythology, known for her wailing.

1. A fairy child left in place of a human child in folklore.
2. A small, helpful creature from Scottish folklore, often assisting with chores.
3. A spirit or apparition of a deceased person, often seen as ethereal.
5. A creature from mythology, often depicted as half-woman, half-bird or fish, luring sailors to their doom.
6. A circle of mushrooms often believed to be a meeting place for fairies.
8. A creature from folklore, often large and fearsome, sometimes living under bridges.
10. A mythical creature used to frighten children, often with no specific appearance.
11. A mythical being from Scottish and Irish folklore, a seal that can transform into a human.
12. A small, human-like creature from Tolkien’s mythology.
15. A small demon or devilish creature, often trickster-like.
22. A mythical creature, usually a woman, whose gaze turns people to stone.
23. A small, bearded man from Irish folklore, often linked to hidden treasure.
25. A nature spirit in Greek mythology, typically associated with a particular location.
26. A shape-shifting water spirit in Scottish folklore.
27. A supernatural being, often depicted as evil or malevolent.
29. A mythical creature composed of different animal parts, often monstrous.
31. A mythical horse-like creature with a single horn on its forehead.