- The Nixie, Nixy, Nix, Näcken, Nicor, Nøkk, or Nøkken (German: Nixe; Dutch: nikker, nekker; Danish: nøkke;
Norwegian Bokmål: nøkk; Nynorsk: nykk; Swedish:...
- proposal,
calling the
troll "of the
tribe of the neck and the devil" (af
Neckens och djävulens stämma,
while in the Näshulta he
declines because he swore...
- the definitions: "DAVID JONES. The devil, the
spirit of the sea:
called Necken or
Draugr in the
north countries, such as Norway, Denmark, and Sweden" and...
-
Benevent Les Cinq Dernières
Minutes (1983) as
Gertrude Necken Rouge Marine (1983) as
Gertrude Necken Coulisses (1986) as
Sabine Corval 1952:
Harvey by Mary...
- Greece. Nix – Germanic/
Scandinavian shape-shifting
water spirit. Also Neck,
Necken, Nixie, Nocken.
Nymph –
Female nature spirits.
Oceanid – Sea nymphs, the...
-
Lutin Monaciello Moss
people Mowing-Devil
Nisse Nix - also nixie, Neck,
necken, nocken.
Nymphs are
female nature spirits from Gr**** mythology.
Satyrs are...
-
decided to
replenish their tar stores, and the
previously seized schooner Necken was
towed to port. However, the
loading was
interrupted as the
Russian detachment...
- la
Fosse (1641–42),
Peeter van
Opbergen (1645–46), and Jan-Battista van
Neckens (1665–66). The
death date and
place of the
artist are not known. His last...
-
Calliope and Clio. He was the
teacher of
Willem Ignatius Kerricx,
Matheus Neckens,
Anthonie du Pré,
Dominicus Smout,
Jacob Sucquet and
Gerard Thomas. He...
- well as two tone
poems for solo voices,
choir and orchestra, one
called Necken (to a poem by her
uncle Gunnar Wennerberg) and the
other titled Skogsrået...
