Faerie
Uploaded by: Lizbeth218
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Tags for this video: classical electronic unsigned
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| Not really, it's ... ( 2 months ago by Lizbeth218) |
| Not really, it's more just a fancy way of spelling it. The irish have different names for different types of faeries, but if you're speaking generally of faeries, they call them, sidhe, pronounced 'shee', which is the plural of 'fairy folk'. For sea faeries they call them, Bunadh na Farraige pronounced 'bun-naah naah fair-uh-guh'. And for faeries who dwell in ocean caves they're called boctogai pronounced bock-togue-ee, but that word is used mainly on the western coast of Donegal. |
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