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Selkie - Wikipedia
Selkies are mythological creatures that can shapeshift between seal and human forms by removing or putting on their seal skin. en.wikipedia.org
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Selkies: Irish Folklore, Myths & Legends | West Coast of Ireland
Also called the seal people, the sea people or the mermaid – a selkie is a marine legend that tells of people who are half fish, and half-human. www.wildernessireland.com
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Selkie | Warriors Of Myth Wiki - Fandom
Selkies are mythological creatures appearing in Celtic mythology. Having records of the existence of Selkies appearing in Ireland, Scotland, and even as far as ... warriorsofmyth.fandom.com
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sealchie
sealchie, -kie Orkney and Shetland. (ˈsiːlxɪ, ˈsiːlkɪ) Forms: 6 selchie, 8– selkie, 9 selky, selchy, sealkie, sealchie, saelkie, silkey, 9– silkie, silky. [dim. form of sealgh seal n.1] = seal n.1 Also, in folklore, a creature or spirit having the appearance of a seal; spec. one able to assume human... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scottish Folklore and the Selkie | Intrepidus Outdoors - Edinburgh
The selkie is a mythological being found amongst the folklore of Scotland. Selkies are shapeshifters, transforming between seal and human form by shedding and ... intrepidusoutdoors.co.uk
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Selchies - Fairy Tales - Legends
The seal-folk of Scotland and Ireland, variously called selchies, selkies, silkies, or roanes, have a habit of swimming out of the mists of Faery and landing on ... bestoflegends.org
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silkie
▪ I. silkie (ˈsɪlkɪ) Also Silkie. [f. silk n. + -ie.] A small chicken of a variety distinguished by long, soft plumage.1885 Daily News 14 July 2/3 The little Japanese silkies are valuable for sitting on pheasants' or partridges' eggs on account of their light weight. 1937 W. W. Broomhead Poultry Bre... Oxford English Dictionary
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Selkies Are Native American And Other Weird Euhemerisms - Medium
There is a very popular school of thought that Selkies are a mythologized memory of contact between the norsemen of Greenland and the Inuit. medium.com
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The Selkie, the Seal Woman of Irish Legend, and You - Marisa Goudy
The story of the selkie, the seal who transforms into a woman and lives on shore for a time. She doesn't choose this terrestrial life. In fact, she's tricked ... www.marisagoudy.com
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Selkies, Sex, and the Supernatural - The Bottle Imp
'Selkie' or 'selchie' is a diminutive form of the Scots word for seal, selk or selch, which is derived from seolh, the Old English term for a seal. The form ... www.thebottleimp.org.uk
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Selkies - Folklore Scotland
Selkies are a shape-shifting magical creature, found all over Scotland, Ireland, and Iceland. Selkies typically wore the hide of a seal. folklorescotland.com
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What Is A Selkie? Selkies, Psyche & Scottish Folklore
'Selkie' (selchie, silkie) is the Scots name for a seal. It has come to denote a mythical creature which takes the form of a seal but can remove its skin to ... www.houseoflegends.me
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silky
▪ I. silky, a. (n.) (ˈsɪlkɪ) [f. silk n. + -y.] 1. a. Silken; made or consisting of silk.1611 Cotgr., Soyeux, silky; bristlie (full of silke or of bristles). 1724 Ramsay Health 20 Cosmellius may on silky twilts repose. 1743–6 Shenstone Eleg. xviii. 51 But Albion's youth..In silky folds each nervous ... Oxford English Dictionary
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