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elf

/ɛlf/

elfnoun

elves

/ɛlf/

Translations

elfeCréature de folklore ou être fantastique.

The children were excited to hear stories about the elf who lived in the enchanted forest.

Les enfants étaient impatients d’entendre des histoires sur l’elfe qui vivait dans la forêt enchantée.

Additional translations

lutinSens figuré, affectueux, pour une personne petite et vive.

Definitions

A small, often mischievous creature from folklore, typically depicted as having pointed ears and magical abilities.

The children were excited to hear stories about the elf who lived in the enchanted forest.

A type of supernatural being in Germanic mythology, often associated with nature and fertility.

In Norse mythology, an elf was considered a powerful and wise being, often consulted by gods and humans alike.

A person who is small and lively, often used in a playful or affectionate manner.

Her friends affectionately called her an elf because of her petite stature and energetic personality.

In modern fantasy literature and role-playing games, a member of a fictional humanoid race noted for grace, longevity, and pointed ears.

The elf in the novel could see in the dark and wield powerful magic.

Synonyms

elfadjective

/ɛlf/

Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g., "elf magic"), treated as an adjective.

Translations

elfique

The costume had an unmistakable elf charm with its pointed hood and green trim.

Le costume avait un charme elfique indéniable avec sa capuche pointue et ses bordures vertes.

Definitions

Relating to, characteristic of, or suitable for an elf or elves; elfin.

The costume had an unmistakable elf charm with its pointed hood and green trim.

Synonyms