naiads (Meaning)

naiads

any of a genus (Najas of the family Najadaceae) of submerged aquatic plants, a water-dwelling larva of some insects (as a mayfly, dragonfly, damselfly, or stone fly), any of the nymphs in classical mythology living in and giving life to lakes, rivers, springs, and fountains, one of the nymphs living in lakes, rivers, springs, and fountains, an aquatic insect nymph (as of a mayfly, dragonfly, damselfly, or stone fly)

naiads Sentence Examples

  1. The naiads danced gracefully beneath the shimmering surface of the pond.
  2. In Greek mythology, naiads were water nymphs who protected fountains and rivers.
  3. The naiads' enchanting songs lured travelers to their watery domain.
  4. The nymphs known as naiads presided over the sacred pools and springs.
  5. The naiads were renowned for their beauty and their love of music.
  6. Dryads, the tree nymphs, and naiads, the water nymphs, were closely associated.
  7. The naiads' laughter echoed through the verdant woods that surrounded the lake.
  8. Offerings were made to the naiads to ensure their continued favor and protection.
  9. The ancient Greeks believed that naiads possessed the power to heal and grant blessings.
  10. The naiads' presence brought life and prosperity to the land they inhabited.

FAQs About the word naiads

any of a genus (Najas of the family Najadaceae) of submerged aquatic plants, a water-dwelling larva of some insects (as a mayfly, dragonfly, damselfly, or stone

nymphs, dryads, mermaids, hamadryads, oreads, Nereids,wood nymphs, sirens, sea-maidens,Oceanids

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The naiads danced gracefully beneath the shimmering surface of the pond.

In Greek mythology, naiads were water nymphs who protected fountains and rivers.

The naiads' enchanting songs lured travelers to their watery domain.

The nymphs known as naiads presided over the sacred pools and springs.