Sentence examples for water spirits from inspiring English sources
The dancers who wore these costumes are said to have impersonated ancestral water spirits.
Women sometimes go to war; water spirits portrayed in masquerades can be hostile and frightening.
The forms of water spirits swimming through the galleries speak of cultural and spiritual persistence.
Among the eastern Ijo, shrines for the water spirits have figures that are often large, though frequently kept hidden.
Mountain and water spirits are appeased at special altars in sacred places by gift or animal sacrifice.
They also made masks, for display only, which incorporated hooks and human features; these represented bush and water spirits.
Vodyanoy, in Slavic mythology, the water spirit.
Similar to the leshy are the field spirit (polevoy), and, perhaps, the water spirit (vodyanoy).
It's the old story: a water spirit lures a fisherman to his death in the waves.
Angus is the Celtic god of dreams, son of the warlike Dagda and a water spirit called Boann.
The water spirit belongs to a class of nature spirits common to the Finno-Ugric peoples dependent on fishing for much of their livelihood.
