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Naiads are water nymphs in Greek mythology, associated with freshwater sources such as rivers, streams, and springs. They are often depicted as beautiful young women with long hair, wearing flowing garments, and sometimes accompanied by dolphins or other aquatic creatures. Naiads are known for their purity and grace, often serving as guardians of natural springs and wells. In some myths, they are also associated with the fertility of the land, as they are believed to bring life and abundance to the earth. Naiads are often invoked in poetry and literature as symbols of the natural world and the beauty of its elements. Their name is derived from the Greek word "naios," meaning "spring" or "freshwater." In art and literature, naiads are frequently depicted in scenes of bathing, swimming, or playing with other mythical creatures. They are also sometimes associated with the Muses, the goddesses of the arts, as they are believed to inspire creativity and beauty.