NYMPHS
Greek Nature Spirits
Also known as Nymphai
Delightfully frolicsome female Nature Spirits
These are beautiful young ladies who inhabit trees, rivers, fields and other pastoral places.
As guardians of nature, they protect the ecology of the countryside. And let’s face it, Gaia needs all the help she can get. But they still find time to frolic.
Although, like angels, they are spiritual beings somewhat below Godly status, the Nymphs are not immortal. They just live for a very long time. A Tree Nymph lives as long as her tree, and a River Nymph likewise.
Godchecker Good Nymph Guide
Aurai — Breezy Nymphs
Daphnaie — Laurel Tree Nymphs
Dryads — Tree and Forest Nymphs
Epimeliads — Sheep Nymphs
Hamadryads — Oak Tree Nymphs
Hesperides — Golden Apple Tree Nymphs
Hydriads — Water and Sea Nymphs
Limoniades — Meadow and Flower Nymphs
Maenads — Orgy Nymphs
Meliae — Ash Tree and Fruit Tree Nymphs
Nephelai — Cloud Nymphs
Nereids — Sea Nymphs
Naiads — River and Stream Nymphs
Oceanids — Sea Nymphs
Oreads — Mountain Pine Nymphs
Pleiades — Star Nymphs
Although some are the daughters of specific Gods, many of the Nymphs have no easily-defined parentage. They frequently seem to be young human ladies who have fallen into rivers or been accidentally slain by passing heroes. The Gods don’t like all that beauty going to waste.
Nymphs Facts and Figures
Name: Nymphs
Pronunciation: Coming soon
Alternative names: Nymphai
Gender: Female
Type: Spirits
Celebration or Feast Day: Unknown at present
Role:
In charge of: Nature
Area of expertise: Nature
Good/Evil Rating: NEUTRAL, may not care
Popularity index: 9216
Nymphs Relationships
Members: Aegle, Aurai, Erytheia, Hespera, Hesperides, Hyades, Hydriads, Limoniades, Naiads, Neaera, Nephelai, Oceanids, PleioneCite this article
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Article last revised on March 01, 2020 by Rowan Allen.
Editors: Peter J. Allen, Chas Saunders
References: Coming soon.