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Definitions from the WebVilyVily is a noun used to refer to mischievous mythical creatures in Slavic folklore. They are often portrayed as beautiful maidens with wings, capable of either bringing good fortune or causing harm. Sense 1: Mythological BeingsExample Sentence: The vily danced gracefully in the moonlit grove, enchanting all who witnessed their ethereal beauty. Sense 2: PrankstersExample Sentence: The vily giggled mischievously as they played pranks on unsuspecting villagers, leaving them bemused and bewildered. Sense 3: Local Usage (Possible Regional Variation)Example Sentence: In the local folklore of certain Slavic regions, vily are believed to protect the forests and ward off evil spirits. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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