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Cyhiraeth

(compare with Celtic "Cyhiraeth", North Munster "Aiobhill", and South Munster " Cliodna", . This definition comes from Steve Vander Ark of Harry Potter Lexicon.

Cyhiraeth is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Cyhiraeth books and related discussion.

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PROLOGUE: for they shrieked like Cyhiraeth, goddess of woodland streams, who wraiths through the dark screaming at those about to die.; www.robert-low.com

villages: Cyhiraeth was the reason for the noise. It would let out terrifying moans that people could hear from a distance.; www.bridgend.gov.uk

Whispering Woods Faery Lore Course: Cyhiraeth (kuh-HEE-ryth) - This is a Cornish banshee who is said to have long black teeth. She originally was a Welsh Goddess of streams.; files.meetup.com

Test abonnement: Cyhiraeth, Cyhraeth: Welsh goddess of streams. Cymidei Cymeinfoll: Welsh war goddess. D.; www.sangreal.be

The Lion Wakes: for they shrieked like Cyhiraeth, goddess of woodland streams, who wraiths through the dark screaming at those about to die.; g-ecx.images-amazon.com

Suggested Web Resources

Cyhyraeth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Cyhiraeth: Aug 12, 1997 The Celtic goddess of streams. She later entered folklore as a spectre haunting woodland streams.; www.pantheon.org

Celtic Gods and Goddesses: www.joellessacredgrove.com

Cyhiraeth's Cathedra: Feb 13, 2011 Cyhiraeth (kuh-HEE-ryth) is a Celtic water goddess.; www.squidoo.com

Cyhiraeth: Cyhiraeth cu-HEER-aeth. W.: from hiraeth: "mourning".; www.maryjones.us

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