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Etymologies
- From Irish; see Sidhe. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“A lot of the time it's leanan sidhe, although once in a while you might hear something about a pooka.”
“Undertow", the leanan sidhe story last year's sponsors got.”
“Merry Gentry is a PI, part sidhe, part brownie, part human.”
“My favorite mystical creature would be dark sidhe.”
Interview & Giveaway: YA Urban Fantasy Author, Leslie Livingston
“There is, I think, no country side in Ireland where they will not tell you, if you can conquer their mistrust, of some man or woman or child who was lately or still is in the power of the gentry, or ‘the others’, or ‘the fairies’, or ‘the sidhe’, or the ‘forgetful people’, as they call the dead and the lesser gods of ancient times.”
“June 15, 2009 at 6:46 am ooo tankies sidhe cat! schmoos and hedbonks tew all dis ebernin! hao r u awl dis fyne sunny day?”
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“When defeated by the Milesians, the Tuatha De Danaan took refuge in the mounds or sidhe.”
“His sister could use her sidhe magick to teleport anywhere she wanted.”
“I liked stories that I first met through folk music - Tam Lin springs to mind, and Thomas the Rhymer - and stories about selkies and kelpies and the sidhe, the little tales though not the hero stories.”
“As a result he sees things, spots where the world of Faery intersects our own world, a place that the sidhe and trolls and other creatures call Darkside.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘sidhe’.
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Davenport
words looked up recently from reading Guy Davenport
flenite, sampan, provender, comitatus, cycladic, surd, scialytic, lignite, plangencies, fugal, zamindary, macaque and 112 more...
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Mythical Beings
mermaid, manticore, fairy, brownie, dwarf, elf, leprechaun, selkie, gremlin, puck, pixie, genie and 97 more...
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Words Covered in Faery Dust (S)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
sabian symbols, saffron, sagacious, sage, salamander, sally lunn, salmon, salsify, salt water taffy, samhain, sand dollar, sandalwood and 270 more...
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je les adore!
fusillade, foal, celestial, abattoir, byzantium, berlin, casablanca, babylon, balkans, albion, avalon, between the devil... and 471 more...
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Actual and Spectulative Sburb Classes
A list of all known Heroic Classes available to players of the game Sburb within the Homestuck universe, as well as any other words I can think of which would theoretically adhere to the known guid...
heir, seer, knight, witch, maid, page, thief, mage, rogue, sylph, prince, bard and 116 more...
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Outlander series words
A place for me to keep words I found (or found anew) while reading Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. (Culling my enormous "Learned (or Encountered) in Reading" list.)
gralloch, yeuk, corpse-candle, saprophytic, baldachin, Kermanshah, celandine, tynchal, quaich, mesentery, basidium, dittany and 244 more...
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noble mythical words
halcyon, yore, chevalier, geas, dour, clarion, codex, selkie, mythic, rime, hoarfrost, eldritch and 112 more...
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kenspeckle's Words
kenspeckle, milquetoast, effluvium, kaboom, maelstrom, ennui, alpenglow, defenestration, schadenfreude, autochthonous, obstreperous, lachrymose and 124 more...
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roseandivy's list
mooncalf, wonted, gibbet, artless, noontide, blithe, glitterati, vorpal, soporific, moxie, pilfer, betwixt and between and 263 more...
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flannagan's Words
netop, kenspeckle, loden, framboise, providence, milquetoast, schism, cadence, thrush, asphodel, clandestine, aesthete and 196 more...
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Kaichi's Wordie Darlings, or I'm a Lo...
persnickety, discombobulated, braggadoccio, anthropomorphous, antelucan, confluxible, anomalous, poseur, gallivant, poppycock, falderal, gewgaw and 705 more...
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poetic & exotic
gloaming, nacreous, limpid, lambent, limn, elegiac, arenaceous, boreal, harlequin, sphinx, alfresco, coruscate and 109 more...
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I like : S
saga, saturnalia, saturnine, satyriasis, satyricon, scheherazade, schism, scintillate, sciolism, scuppernong, seelie, shadowy and 46 more...
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mythic
domovoi, xenia, mēnin, timê, nostos, kleos, katabasis, psychopomp, empyrean, homophrosyne, acherontic, mephistophelean and 20 more...
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otherworldly
voodoo, ouija, shaman, superstitious, séance, gris-gris, incantation, pentagram, solomon's knot, baron sunday, poltergeist, premonition and 41 more...
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Sierra
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spume, sidhe, synechdoche, schwa, serendipitous, sibilance, seminal, sussuration, seersucker, sardonyx, syllogism, solipsism and 54 more...
Tweets
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chained_bear "'Ye call them sidhe in the Gaelic. The Cherokee call them the Nunnahee. And the Mohawk have names for them, too—more than one. But when I heard Eats Turtles tell of them, I kent at once what they were. It's the same—the Old Folk.'"
—Diana Gabaldon, A Breath of Snow and Ashes (New York: Bantam Dell, 2005), 608 Feb 1, 2010
jaime_d From "Haile Selassie Funeral Train" by Guy Davenport. Jan 19, 2010
treeseed In Irish mythology the aos sí (older form, aes sídhe), pronounced "ess shee", are a powerful, supernatural race comparable to the fairies or elves of other traditions. They are variously believed to live underground in the fairy mounds, across the western sea, or in an invisible world that coexists with the world of humans.
In the Gaelic languages, the "people of the mounds" are also referred to in Irish as the daoine sídhe ("deena shee"), and in Scottish Gaelic as the daoine sìth or daoine sìdh. They are variously believed to be the ancestors, the spirits of nature, or the goddesses and gods themselves.
_Wikipedia Feb 11, 2008