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woodnymph

noun
/ˈwʊdnɪmf/

Etymology

From wood + nymph.

  1. derived from νύμφη — “bride”
  2. derived from nympha — “nymph, bride”
  3. derived from nimphe
  4. inherited from nymphē
  5. inherited from nimphe
  6. compounded as woodnymph — “wood + nymph”

Definitions

  1. A nymph residing in a forest, a dryad.

  2. A hummingbird of the genus Thalurania.

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