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/ɛlvz/
Meaning & Definition
noun
Mythical beings of folklore, typically depicted as small, slender, and magical, often associated with nature and enchanting abilities.
In the story, the elves lived deep in the enchanted forest, using their magic to protect nature.
Creatures in various mythologies and fantasy literature, known for their long lives, beauty, and connection to magic.
The elves of Middle-earth are known for their incredible archery skills and profound wisdom.
In Christmas folklore, elves are often depicted as small workers who help Santa Claus make toys.
The cheerful elves in the workshop were busy preparing gifts for children around the world.
A playful, mischievous creature, sometimes associated with mischief in folklore.
The garden seemed to be enchanted, as if the playful elves had hidden treasures among the flowers.
Etymology
Middle English elven, from Old English ælf; related to Old High German alp, Old Norse álfar.
Common Phrases and Expressions
elven magic:
the magical abilities associated with elves
to be as elusive as an elf:
to be difficult to catch or understand
elfin grace:
referring to a delicate and nimble quality
Related Words
Slang Meanings
A term used to describe someone who is small and quick in movement.
He moved like an elf when he dodged the ball.
A playful term for someone who is mischievous or tricky.
Stop being such an elf, and just tell the truth!