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Undine: The Water Spirit in Medieval Folklore

Undine (sometimes also Undene, French ondine, "water spirit," "mermaid") is a female, virgin water spirit. She belongs to the so-called semi-divine elemental spirits.

By Hrothsige Frithowulf
Published: January 13, 2024
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