English to Estonian Meaning of fay - fee

Fay :
fee

haldjas, päkapikud, nümf, fee

feefayerfayestFays
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Definitions of fay in English
Noun(1) a fairy.
Examples of fay in English
(1) It didn't display any fiendish goblin or conniving fay , which disappointed me.(2) The fays had decided that the two humans were far more interesting than the peryton and gnome (who were still fighting it out) and had begun tangling themselves in Abigail's hair.(3) They danced and played like forest Druids and lyrical fays , changing shape and shifting in a series of brilliant colors, fluidly morphing over and over, never the same thing twice.
Related Phrases of fay
(1) fay ::
fee
Synonyms
Noun
1. fairy ::
haldjas
2. sprite ::
haldjas
4. faerie ::
faerie
Different Forms
fay, fayer, fayest, fays
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