THE ELEMENT ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAIRIES: An A-Z of Fairies, Pixies, and other Fantastical Creatures

THE ELEMENT ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAIRIES: An A-Z of Fairies, Pixies, and other Fantastical Creatures
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Lucy Cooper. THE ELEMENT ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAIRIES: An A-Z of Fairies, Pixies, and other Fantastical Creatures

Contents

Introduction

Toward a Definition

Sources

A Note on Spellings

Using This Book

What are Fairies?

A Pygmy People

Spirits of the Dead

Fallen Angels

The Hidden People

Diminished Gods

From the Fates to the Fairies

Fairy or Faery?

Where is Fairyland?

In-between Places

The Passage of Time in Fairyland

Adventures in Fairyland

Oisin and Tir Nan Og

Bran and the Land of Women

Fairyland, the Underworld, Glamor, and Taboos

The Legend of Innis Sark

Cherry of Zennor

Fairy Treasure

Entrances to Fairyland

Fairy Hills

Fairy Rings

Barrows and Megaliths

Fairy Rocks

Caves

Wells

Trespassers in Fairyland

Fairy Places to Visit

Abatwa

Abbey Lubber

Absinthe

Acalica

Ad-hene

Adlet

Adlivun

A. E

Aedh

Aeval

Afanasyev, Aleksandr (1826–1871)

Agricultural Spirits

Aguane

Aibell

Aigamuxa

Aiken Drum

Aitahqa-a-nukumaitore

Aitvaras

Aka

Akari

Akakasoh

Alan

Alven

Alp Luachra

Amesha Spentas

Ana

Andersen, Hans Christian (1805–1875)

Angus Mac Og

Anguta

Ankou

Anthropophagi

Aoibheall

Appletree Man

Apsaras

Apuku

Árák Sruk

Arawotya

Arianhod

Arkan Sonney

Asbjørnsen, Peter Christen, and Moe, Jørgen Engebretsen (1812–1885), (1813–1882)

Ashray

Askafroa

Askefrue

Asojano Babaluaye

Asrai

Aughisky

Aveline

Awd Goggie

Aziza

Baba Yaga

Babi Ngepet

Bacalou

Bäckahäst

Badalisc

Badb

Badhbh

Bakru

Ballybog

Balor of the Evil Eye

Bannik

Banshee

Baobhan Sith

Barbegazi

Barguest

Bariaua

Baron Samedi

Basile, Giambattista (c.1575–1632)

Bathing Fairies

Bauchan

Baumesel

Baykok

Bean Nighe

Bean-Sidhe

Bediarhari

Bela

Belliegha

Bendith y Mamau

Bendigeidfran

Ben Varrey

Berkhyas

Bertha, Frau

Bhoot

Biasd Beulach

Billy Winkler

Biloko

Biriir ina Baroqo

Bisimbi

Black Annis

Black Dogs

Blodeuedd

Bloody Bones

Blud

Blue Burches

Blue-Cap

Blue Men of the Minch

Bodach

Bodachan Sabhaill

Bogan

Bogeyman

Boggart

Bogies

Boginki

Bogles

Bokwus

Bongas

Booman

Boomasoh

Bottrell, William (1816–1881)

Bozaloshtsh

Brag

Bran the Blessed

Branwen

Briggs, Katharine (1898–1980)

Brighid

Brigit

Brolga

Brollachan

Broonie

Brother Mike

Brown Man of the Muirs

Brownie

Brownie-Clod

Bucca

Buggane

Bugul-Noz

Bullbeggar

Bunyip

Bushyasta

Buttery Spirits

Bwbach

Bwbachod

Bwca

Cabyll Ushtey

Caillagh ny Groamagh

Cailleach Beara

Cailleach Bera

Cailleach Bheur

Cait Sith

Campbell, John Francis (1821–1885)

Campbell, John Gregorson (1836–1891)

Canotila

Caoineag

Caointeach

Capelthwaite

Carmichael, Alexander (1832–1912)

Cauld Lad of Hilton, The

Ceasg

Ceni

Changeling

Chin Chin Kobakama

Churnmilk Peg

Cipenapers

Clap Cans

Cloud Master, the

Cloud People, the

Cluricaune

Coblynau

Tom Cockle

Coco, El

Coleman Grey

Colepexy

Colt Pixy

Corrigan

Cottingley Fairies

Co-walker

Cowlug Sprites

Crimbil

Crodh Mara

Croker, Thomas Crofton (1798–1854)

Croquemitaine

Cú Chulainn

Cú Cuchaind

Cù Sith

Cuachag

Cúchulainn

Cuchullin

Curupira

Cutty Soams

Cwn Annwn

Cyhyraeth

D’Aulnoy, Marie-Catherine (c.1650–1705)

Dagda

Daji

Dame Hirip

Dame Rapson

Dana

Danu

Daoine Mainne

Daoine Sidh

Daphne

Deevs

Dennison, Walter Traill (1826–1894)

Derrick

Devas

Diana

Dinny Mara

Direach, the

Divs

Djinn

Dobbs

Dobby

Dobie

Domovoi

Don

Dormette, La

Dracs

Draugen

Dryads

Duergar

Dunnie

Dunters

Dwarves

Dzunukwa

E Bukura e Dheut

Each Uisge

Edimmu

Efnisien

Egeria

Ehaema, Twilight Mother

Eidothea

Eilian of Garth Dorwen

Ekimmu

Elabigathan

Elaby Gathen

Elder Tree, the Old Lady of the

Elf

Elf-Bull

Elidor and the Golden Ball

Ellylldan

Eloko

Elves

Erdhenne

Erdluitle

Ergetz, Fairy Princess of

Erlking

Erlkönig

Eschenfrau

Eshu

Etain of the Tuatha de Danann

Ethna the Bride

Evans-Wentz, Walter Yeeling (1878–1965)

Ezerinis

Fachan

Fachen

Fachin

Fairy Butter

Fand

Farisees

Farralis

Fates, the

Fatit

Fear Dearig

Fear Gorta

Feens

Feeorin

Fennel

Fenodoree

Feriers

Ferishers

Ferrishyn

Fetch

Fianna

Fians

Fideal, the

Fin Bheara

Finland Men

Finmen

Finn

Finnen

Finvarra

Fionn mac Cumhaill

Fir Chlis

Fir Darrig

Fir Dhearga

Firbolgs

Fire Drake

Flibbertigibbet

Foidin Seachrain

Follets

Fomorians

Fossegrim

Foul-Weather

Four Winds, the

Frairies

Frau Wachholder

Friar’s Lantern

Fuathan, the

Fyglia

Connecting with Fairies

Protection from Mischievous or Pernicious Fairies

Metal

Bells

Turning Clothes

Running Water

Crosses

Currying Favor with the Fairies

Seeing Fairies

Anne Jefferies and the Fairies

Second Sight

Four-leafed Clovers

Fairy Ointment

A Steady Gaze

Fairy Stones

Spells to See a Fairy

Times of Day

The Fairy Calendar

Imbolc

The Spring Equinox

Beltane or May Eve

The Midsummer Solstice

Lughnasa

The Autumn Equinox

Samhain

The Midwinter Solstice

Musicians, Dancers, and Revelers

Thomas the Rhymer

The Legend of Knockgrafton

Fairy Music

The Art of Fayerie

Ga-Gaah

Gabija

Gabriel Ratchets

Gahongas

Gaki

Galar

Galatea

Galgenmannlein

Galland, Antoine (1646—1715)

Gallas

Gallu

Gally-Beggar

Gally-Trot

Gamayun

Gancone

Gandarewa

Gandayah

Gandharvas

Gans

Gashadokuro

Gean-Cannah

Genderuwo

Genie

Genii

Genii Cucullati

Genius

Gentle Anne

Gentle Annis

Gentry, the

German, the

Gervase of Tilbury (c.1150— c.1228)

Geryon

Ghillie Dhu

Ghoul

Ghul

Giants

Girouette

Gjenganger

Glaistig

Glam

Glashtin

Glashtyn

Glastyn

Gnomes

Goblins

Goibniu

Goolagaya

Gooseberry Wife

Goryos

Govannon

Grant, the

Grave Watcher, the

Gray Neighbors

Gray Paw, the

Great Giant of Henllys

Green Children

Green Fairy, the

Green Glaistig

Green Lady

Green Man, the

Greencoaties

Green-haired Fairy, the

Gregory, Lady Augusta (1852—1932)

Grim

Grimm, Jakob and Wilhelm (1785—1863) (1786—1859)

Grindylow

Groac’h of the Isle of Lok

Grogach

Grogan

Gruagach, the

Gryla

Gualichu

Gui

Gull

Gunna

Gurumapa

Gurumukas

Guytrash

Gwach y Rhibyn

Gwern

Gwragedd Annwn

Gwyllion

Gwyn ap Nudd

Gyhldeptis

Gyre-Carling

Gytrash

Habetrot

Hag

Hairy Meg

Haltia

Haltija

Hamadryad

Hantu

Harpies

Hathor

Havmands

Hebu

Heinzelmannchen

Henkies

Herne the Hunter

Herok’a

Hesperides, the

Hidarugami

Hillmen

Hinky Punk

Hinzelmann

Hob

Hobgoblin

Hobmen

Hobthrust

Hodekin

Honga

Honochenokeh

Hulden

Huldra

Huldre

Huli Jing

Hunt, Robert (1807–1887)

Hylde-Moer

Hylde-Vinde

Hyldemoder

Hyter Sprites

Iansan

Ignis Fatuus

Ijirait

Illes

Ilona

Imp

Ina, the Fairy Voyager

Ina Pic Winna

Incubus

Indra

Indrásan People

Iratxoak

Ispolini

It

Jack in Irons

Jack of the Bowl

Jack O’Lantern

Jacobs, Joseph (1854–1916)

Janaína

Jean de la Bodiéta

Jeannie of Biggersdale

Jengu

Jenny Greenteeth

Jikininki

Jimmy Squarefoot

Jinn

Jinni

Joan the Wad

Jogah

Jo-Ga-Oh

Joint-eater

Jones, Davy

Just-halver

Kabibonokka

Kabouter

Kaboutermannekin

Kabun

Kachinas

Kakamora

Kakua Kambuzi

Kaluk

Kanaima

Kate Crackernuts

Katsinas

Keightley, Thomas (1789–1872)

Kelpies

Keremets

Keshalyi

Kijimuna

Killmoulis

King Goldemar

King Herla

Kinnara/Kinnari

Kirk, Robert (1644–1692)

Kirkegrim

Kirnis

Kisar Bonga

Kit with the Canstick, or Candlestick

Kitsune

Klabautermann

Knackers

Knockers

Kobold

Kodinhaltia

Korrigan

Kratt

Kumiho

Lady of the Lake, the

Lalla

Lalla Mira

Lalla Mkouna Bent Mkoun

Lalla Rekya Bint El Khamar

Lamashtu

Lamassu

Lamia

Lang, Andrew (1844–1912)

Laurin

Lazy Lawrence

Leanan Sidhe

Leprechaun

Leshii

Lhiannan Shee

Li Ban

Liban

Liban the Mermaid

Li’l Fellas, the

Limos

Llamhigyn y Dwr

Lleu Llaw Gyffes

Llyr

Lob

Loçolico

Löfjerskor

Loireag, the

Lone Sod, the

Lorelei

Love-talker, the

Lug

Lugh

Luideag

Lunantishee

Lutins

What are Elementals?

Fairy Anatomy: Beings of a Middle Nature

Fairy Evolution — Spiritualists and Theosophists

Flower Fairies

Fairies of the Earth, Water, Fire, and Air

Earth Fairies

Water Fairies

Fire Fairies

Air Fairies

Fairy Flowers and Trees

Fairy Flowers

Cowslip

Bluebell

Daisy

Dandelion

Flax

Foxglove

Pansy

Primrose

Ragwort

Fairy Trees

Apple

Ash, Oak, Thorn

Elder

Hazel

Rowan

Maahiset

Maanalaiset

Maanväki

Mab

Macha

Maeve

Magnus, Olaus (1490—1557)

Malekin

Mama Padura

Manannan, Son of Lir

Manitou

Mara

Mariora Floriora

Marrol, the

Matabiri

Matagaigai

Matholwch

Matshishkapeu

Mazikeen

Medb

Medhb

Meister Hammerling

Mekumwasuck

Melsh Dick

Melusine

Mera

Mermaid

Merman

Merrows

Merry Dancers

Midhir

Miren

Miru

Mmotia

Monaciello

Morduadh

Morgan

Morgan le Fay

Morgens

Morrigan

Morrigu

Moura Lavaderia

Moura Velha

Mouras Encantadas

Mouras Fiandeiras

Muilearteach, the

Meg Mullach

Maggie Mulloch

Mumpoker

Muryan

Muse

Nab

Näcken

Naddaha, El

Nadubi

Naga

Nagumwasuck

Naiads

Nain Rouge (Red Dwarf)

Näkki

Nancy Fairy

Nanny Button-Cap

Napaeae

Napf-Hans

Narbrooi

Nats

Neck

Nemen

Nereids

Niagriusar

Nicnevin

Night Wailer

Nikkommo

Nikur

Nimerigar

Nimuë

Nisse

Nix

Noggle

Nornir

Norns

Norouas, the Northwest Wind

Nuberu, El

Nuckelavee, the

Nuggle

Nunnehi

Nuno sa Punso

Nursery Bogies

Nututaja, Night Wailer

Nygel

Nymphs

Oakmen

Oberon

Oceanid

Odin

Ogme

Ohdowas

Oisin

Old Cutty Soams

Old Lady of the Elder Tree, the

Old Roger

Old Woman of the Mountain, the

Ole Luk Øj

Ombwiri

Ondine

Peg O’Nell

Oni-Bi

Oona

Oonagh

Oosood

Oread

Orehu

Orenda

Orisa

Orisha

Orixa

Oriyu

Orpheus

Otne-Yar-Heh, the

Otteermaaner

Owl Woman Monster

Padfoot

Pakepakeha

Pan

Paribanou

Patupaiarehe

Peallaidh, the Shaggy One

Peat Fairy

Peerie Fool

Peerifool

Peg Leg Jack

People of Peace, the

People of the Hills, the

Peri Banu

Peris

Perrault, Charles (1628—1703)

Pexy

Pharisees

Phenodree

Phouka

Pigseys

Piskey

Piskie

Pisky

Pisky Threshers

Pitch Woman

Pixie

Pixy

Plant Annwn, the

Ponaturi

Pontianak

Portunes

Potamoi

Peg Powler

Powries

Preta

Puck

Puddlefoot

Puka

Pwca

Qailertetang

Qallupilluk

Qareen

Qarin

Qutrub

Fairies in Literature and Legend

A Brief History of Fairies in English Literature

Legends and Medieval Romances

Shakespeare and the Poets

The Romantic Revival

The Folklorists

Fairies in Children’s Literature

Grown-up Fairies

A Flit through the History of Fairy Tales

Ancient Tales, Myths, and Legends

Scandinavia: Old Norse Legends

Loki and the Dwarf

Celtic Myth and Legend

Connla and the Fairy Maiden

Medieval Romances

Sir Launfal and the Fairy Tryamour

Ancient Arabia: Tales of the Thousand and One Nights

The Merchant and the Djinn

Italy: The Story of Stories

Cenerentola

France: Birth of the Modern Fairy Tale

The White Cat

Germany: The Brothers Grimm

Mid-1800s: The Fairytale Craze Sweeps across Europe. Denmark: Hans Christian Andersen

The Wild Swans

Norway: Asbjørnsen and Moe

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Russia: Aleksandr Afanasyev

Baba Yaga and Vasilissa the Beautiful

Britain: Lang and Jacobs

Rådande

Ralph of Coggeshall (Active thirteenth century)

Raven

Raviyoyla

Rawhead and Bloody Bones

Red Dwarf

Redcaps

Rhys, Sir John (1840–1915)

River Mumma

Roane

Robin Goodfellow

Rumpelstiltskin

Rumpelstilzchen

Rusalka

Saci

Saci Saçurá

St. Collen and the Fairy King

Salamander

Sandman, the

Sankchinni

Sanna

Scott, Sir Walter (1771–1832)

Seal Maidens

Sedna

Seelie Court, the

Selkies

Seven Whistlers

Shag Foal

Shango

Shawano

Shedeem

Shedu

Shee

Shefro

Shehireem

Shekkasoh

Shellycoat

Sheoques, the

Shining Ones, the

Shinseën

Shock, the

Shony

Shoopiltee

Si

Sidh

Sidhe

Sikes, Wirt (1836–1883)

Silkies

Siofra

Sireen

Siren

Sirene

Sith

Sjora

Skillywidden

Skinwalkers

Skriker

Sleigh Beggey

Sluagh, the

Söedrouen

Solitary Fairies

Spenser, Edmund (c.1552–1599)

Spirit of the Van, the

Spriggans

Sprites

Spunkies

Stock

Strand Varsels

Strangers, the

Stray Sod, the

Strömkarl

Sturluson, Snorri (1179–1241)

Suanggi

Subterraneans, the

Surouas, the Southwest Wind

Swan Maidens

Swarth

Sylph

Syrene

Tah-Tah-Kle-Ah

Tam Lin

Tangie

Taniwha

Tan-Wedd

Taotie

Tapio

Taqwus

Tarans

Taroo-Ushtey

Tarraway

Tatter Foal

Telchines

Telkhines

Terrytop

Thardid Jimbo

Thekk

Thomas the Rhymer

Thunderbird

Tian Xian Pei

Tibicena

Tiddy Men, the

Tiddy Ones, the

Tiddy Mun

Tieholtsodi

Tikbalang

Titania

Tlaloques

Tokoloshe

Tolaeth

Tom Thumb

Tom Tit Tot

Tomte

Tonenili

Tongue, Ruth (1898–1981)

Tonntu

Triton

Trolls

Trooping Fairies

Trows

Tsao Chun

Tsonokwa

Tuatha de Danann

Tulip Fairies

Tündér

Tuoni and Tuonetar

Tupilak

Tupilaq, the

Turehu

Tuurngait

Tylwyth Teg

Uncegila

Underjordiske

Undine

Unseelie Court, the

Urisk

Uruisg

Utukku

Valkyries

Valkyrs

Van Pools

Veja Mahte

Vejo Patis

Ventolines

Vila

Vivian

Vodyanoy

Wabun

Waff

Wag-at-the-Wa’

Wakanda

Waldgeister

Waldron, George (1690–1730)

Water Horse

Water Leaper, the

Water Wraith

Wee Folk

White Ladies

White Lady of Ireland, the

Whuppity Stoorie

Wila

Wild Hunt, the

Wilde, Lady Jane Frances (1826–1896)

Will o’ the Wisp

Wish Hounds

Wokolo

Wood Wives

Wraith

Xanthe

Xantho

Yallery Brown

Yarthkins

Ye Shen

Ye Xian

Yeats, W. B. (1865–1939)

Yell Hound

Yellow Dwarf

Yemaja

Yeth Hound

Ys

Yuki-Onna

Yule Lads

Yunwitsandsdi

Zagaz

Zâna˘

Zao-Jun

Zao Shen

Zemi

Zenko

Zeuxo

Zhong Kui

Zina

Zinkibaru

Selected Bibliography

Useful Online Resources

Acknowledgments

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In the British tale “Childe Rowland,” the eponymous hero enters Elfland via a hill to rescue his sister, Burd Ellen, from the Elf King’s Dark Tower. He circles a terraced green mound three times “widdershins”—in the opposite direction to the sun—saying, “Open, door! Open, door! And let me come in.” This grants him entrance to fairyland.

In Scandinavia, there are tales of fairy mounds being raised up on red pillars, so that the occupants can feast with their neighbors. In one Danish account, a lad named Hans saw three hills raised on pillars, with much merriment and dancing going on beneath. In Scotland, Robert Kirk recorded a similar belief about Scottish fairy mounds. According to Kirk, every quarter-year, with the changing of the season, the inhabitants of the Scottish hills moved from one place to the next. It was considered dangerous to walk about at night at these times, for the entrances to fairyland were open and the little people were abroad. The “fairy paths,” the well-trodden routes running in straight lines between fairy hills, were especially to be avoided at these times.

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