odhánní
Odhánní is a traditional Irish term that refers to a specific type of ancestral or spiritual guardian associated with Irish mythology and folklore. The word itself is derived from the Irish language, where it often denotes a protective spirit or divine entity believed to oversee and safeguard particular families, clans, or locales. These guardians are sometimes personified as mythological beings or attributed to natural features such as trees, lakes, or mountains, symbolizing the deep connection between the land and spiritual protection in Irish cultural beliefs.
In historical context, odhánní are thought to serve as intermediaries between the human community and the spiritual
The concept of odhánní demonstrates the importance placed on spiritual guardianship within Irish tradition, reflecting a
Modern usage of the term is limited, mainly appearing within scholarly studies of Irish mythology or in