Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
maer
noun
/mɛər/
Definition
A term used in Celtic folklore, often associated with a spirit or fairy.
Examples
- The villagers believed that the maer watched over the forests and rivers, bringing good fortune to those who respected nature.
- In many tales, the maer would grant wishes to those who proved themselves worthy.
Meaning
In the context of ancient Celtic mythology, a ‘maer’ is typically considered a supernatural being or fairy, often depicted as guardian spirits of the land or nature.
Synonyms
- Fairy
- Sprite
- Spirit
- Guardian