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Discover Ludwig"forest spirit" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a mythical creature from folklore that lives in the forest, or to express the idea of a spirit or supernatural being that is connected to a forest. Example: "The legend of the forest spirit has been passed down for centuries."
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Leshy, in Slavic mythology, the forest spirit.
According to a primitive Slavic belief, a forest spirit, leshy, regulates and assigns prey to hunters.
What a shame the administrators seem unwilling to imbibe some of that Forest spirit, and let the artists stay on.
Arak Bree, the forest spirit, must approve new cultivation by these slash-and-burn hill tribe farmers.
Mixing interactive sequences and memory vignettes, the Ghibli-inspired opening sequence introduces us to the eponymous forest spirit Ori and her bear-like caregiver before tearing them apart.
Thus hunters made offerings to the deity and made sure they did not break any taboos in the forest, such as making excessive noise or shooting unusual birds that might be the forest spirit in disguise.
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Nonutilitarian constructions alternately evoke mathematical models and Shinto forest spirits.
He was a personified form of the various forest spirits important to hunters dependent on the forest for their livelihood.
Readjusting to their unfamiliar surroundings, they discover a host of cuddly forest spirits, invisible to grown-ups.
Usually associated with males, it finds a voice in larger-than-life-size sculptures of fierce-looking forest spirits, whose multiple heads speak of omniscient power.
Audiences familiar with the films of the Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli may be surprised to find no witches, forest spirits, wolf-goddesses or dragons in its latest production.
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