fée
Fée is the French word for a fairy, a type of supernatural being found in European folklore and literature. In traditional and contemporary narratives, fées are typically depicted as magical beings with powers such as enchantment, shapeshifting, and the ability to grant wishes or alter events. They may act as benevolent guides or mischievous tricksters and are often tied to nature, water, forests, and other liminal spaces. Although many modern depictions show fairies as small, winged figures, appearances in older sources vary and some fées resemble humans or other creatures without wings.
Etymology and scope: The word fée comes from Old French fee or fée, related to the Latin
Folklore and cultural roles: In French and Celtic traditions, fées occupy a wide spectrum of roles. Figures
Modern usage: Today, fée remains a versatile symbol in literature, film, and popular culture, often representing