sídh
or shee
[ shee ]
noun,plural sídhe [shee]. /ʃi/. Irish Folklore.
a mound or hill in which fairies live.
a fairy.
sídhe, the race of fairies.
Origin of sídh
11785–95; <Irish; MIr síd, síth fairy mound; cf. banshee
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How to use sídh in a sentence
And she saith that in all her talke and conference shee called the said Memillion her god.
Witch, Warlock, and Magician | William Henry Davenport AdamsAnd the said devill bad her call him by the name of Memillion, and when shee called hee would bee ready to doe her will.
Witch, Warlock, and Magician | William Henry Davenport AdamsWash-m-pe-shee, the Madman; a distinguished warrior; full length.
Hh-je-day-ah'-shee, the Meeting Birds; a brave, with his war-club in his hand.
Lh-shee, the Licker; a half-breed warrior, called Creek Billey.
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