sea-maid (Meaning)

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sea-maid (n.)

The mermaid.

A sea nymph.

The graceful sea-maid glided through the azure depths, her iridescent tail shimmering like a thousand gems.
Legends whispered of a sea-maid with an enchanting voice that could lure mariners to their doom.
The old fisherman claimed to have glimpsed a sea-maid swimming alongside his boat in the moonlight.
Artists depicted sea-maids as beautiful creatures with flowing hair and a captivating allure.
Some believed that sea-maids were magical beings who granted wishes to those who encountered them.
The sailors' tales of sea-maids filled them with both awe and trepidation.
The sea-maid's song echoed through the waves, a bittersweet melody that stirred the souls of listeners.
In ancient lore, it was said that a sea-maid's tears could heal the sick and bestow immortality.
The mermaid-themed ballet transported audiences to an enchanting underwater world where sea-maids danced gracefully.
The sea-maid's legend lived on, inspiring countless stories and works of art throughout the ages.

The mermaid., A sea nymph.

mermaid,water nymph, siren,wood nymph, Nereid, Oceanid, naiad, hamadryad,dryad, oread

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The graceful sea-maid glided through the azure depths, her iridescent tail shimmering like a thousand gems.

Legends whispered of a sea-maid with an enchanting voice that could lure mariners to their doom.

The old fisherman claimed to have glimpsed a sea-maid swimming alongside his boat in the moonlight.

Artists depicted sea-maids as beautiful creatures with flowing hair and a captivating allure.