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Annwfn

American  
[ahn-oovn] / ˈɑn ʊvn /
Also Annwn

noun

Welsh Mythology.
  1. the other world; the land of fairies.


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He is created in the lowest stage of life, in Annwfn, the shadowy abyss at the base of Abred.

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Where the Tylwyth Têg threw me . . . if I had not come in time to rescue thee from the clutches of Plant Annwfn.

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Arawn sends him gifts, and Pwyll is now known as Pen or Head of Annwfn, a title showing that he was once a god, belonging to the gods' land, later identified with the Christian Hades.

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Annwn, or Annwfn is defined in Canon Silvan Evans’s Dictionary as an abyss, Hades, etc. 

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A poem speaks of the magic cauldron of Pen Annwfn, i.e.

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