Definition
Definition of kelpy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
folkloreRare UK water horse from Scottish tales that drowns ridersRare UK
- The villagers feared the kelpy that haunted the crossing.
2.
mythologyRare UK shapeshifting spirit from stories, often linked to rivers or lakesRare UK
- Legends say a kelpy lured travelers toward the dark lake.
Origin of kelpy
English, kelp (seaweed) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of kelpy in a sentence
A dripping kelpy lured travelers with a saddle of seaweed. A kelpy watched from the reeds, eyes like moonlit pools. They swore a kelpy guarded the ford on winter nights.
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- French:kelpie, esprit des eaux, ...
- German:Kelpie, Wassergeist, ...
- Italian:kelpie, spirito delle acque, ...
- Spanish:kelpie, caballo acuático, ...
- Portuguese:kelpie, espírito-d'água, ...
- Chinese:凯尔派, 水马, ...
- Japanese:ケルピー, 水の妖精, ...
- Arabic:كِلبِيّ, عِفْرِيتُ مَاء, ...
- Hebrew:קֶלְפִּי, סוּס־מַיִם מִיתוֹלוֹגִי, ...
- Russian:келпи, водяной дух, ...
- Ukrainian:келпі, кельпі, ...
- Hindi:केल्पी, जल-आत्मा, ...
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