cathir
Cathir is a lesser-known but intriguing figure in Welsh mythology and folklore, primarily associated with the region of Glamorgan in South Wales. Often described as a supernatural being or a type of fairy, Cathir is typically depicted as a small, humanoid creature with distinctive features. One of the most notable characteristics attributed to Cathir is its elongated, pointed ears, which are said to be so large that they can be seen from a distance. These ears are sometimes described as resembling those of a hare or a rabbit, leading to alternative names such as "Cathir y Coed" (Forest Hare) or "Cathir y Coed Wen" (White Forest Hare).
Cathir is often linked to the natural world, particularly forests and woodlands, where it is believed to
The origins of Cathir are rooted in the broader tradition of Welsh fairy lore, which includes a
Modern interpretations of Cathir often draw from historical accounts, oral traditions, and regional folklore, though its