Nimfës
Nimfës are a significant concept in Greek mythology, referring to a class of female nature spirits or minor deities. They were often depicted as beautiful young women who inhabited and presided over natural locations such as springs, rivers, mountains, trees, and groves. These beings were closely associated with the natural world, embodying its beauty, fertility, and life-giving power.
Nimfës were typically portrayed as immortal or long-lived, but they were not as powerful or significant as
The different types of nimfës were named according to their dwelling places. Naiads were water nymphs, found
While generally benevolent, nimfës could also be dangerous, particularly if their domains were threatened or if