naiád
Naiads are a group of minor water deities in Greek mythology, often depicted as nymphs associated with specific bodies of water such as rivers, springs, and wells. They are generally considered to be the daughters of the river god Oceanus and the Titanide Tethys, or in some accounts, the daughters of the river god Achelous and the nymph Orseis. Naiads are often portrayed as beautiful young women with long hair flowing with the water current, reflecting their connection to the water sources they inhabit.
The name "naiad" is derived from the Greek word "nais," meaning "daughter," and "h2eos," meaning "water." Naiads
In some myths, naiads are depicted as being in love with mortal men, leading to various stories
Naiads are also associated with various aspects of water, such as purity, life, and renewal. They are
Despite their minor status in Greek mythology, naiads have left a lasting impact on art, literature, and