sylph |
dryad |
As nouns the difference between sylph and dryad
is that
sylph is (mythology) an invisible being of the air while
dryad is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit.
dryad |
false |
As a noun dryad
is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit.
As an adjective false is
(
label) one of two states of a boolean variable; logic.
sylvan |
dryad |
As nouns the difference between sylvan and dryad
is that
sylvan is one who resides in the woods while
dryad is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit.
As an adjective sylvan
is pertaining to the forest, or woodlands.
dryad |
shaman |
As nouns the difference between dryad and shaman
is that
dryad is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit while
shaman is .
dryad |
hamadryads |
As nouns the difference between dryad and hamadryads
is that
dryad is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit while
hamadryads is .
fae |
dryad |
As nouns the difference between fae and dryad
is that
fae is an alternative spelling of lang=en
(etymology 3)dryad is in Greek myth, a female tree spirit.
As an adjective fae
is an alternative spelling of lang=en
(etymology 2)
dryad | elf |
As nouns the difference between dryad and elf
is that
dryad is in Greek myth, a female tree spirit while
elf is a luminous spirit presiding over nature and fertility and dwelling in the world of Álfheim (Elfland). Compare angel, nymph, fairy.
As an initialism ELF is
initialism of w:Earth Liberation Front|Earth Liberation Front|lang=en a radical environmentalism group.
druid | dryad |
As nouns the difference between druid and dryad
is that
druid is one of an order of priests among certain groups of Celts before the adoption of Abrahamic religions while
dryad is in Greek myth, a female tree spirit.
dryad | dyad |
As nouns the difference between dryad and dyad
is that
dryad is in Greek myth, a female tree spirit while
dyad is a set of two elements treated as one; a pair.
dread | dryad |
As nouns the difference between dread and dryad
is that
dread is great fear in view of impending evil; fearful apprehension of danger; anticipatory terror while
dryad is (greek mythology) in greek myth, a female tree spirit.
As a verb dread
is to fear greatly.
As an adjective dread
is terrible; greatly feared.
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