Fey
MEANING
ORIGIN
Old French
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Middle English 'fey', which means 'fated to die' or 'magical', from the Old French 'fei' or 'faie', meaning fairy or enchantment.
CULTURAL NOTES
In English folklore, 'fey' often denotes enchantment or otherworldly qualities.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically used in literature and folklore to describe supernatural beings.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Germanic
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Old High German word 'gifeiz', meaning faith or trust.
CULTURAL NOTES
Used as a virtue name in some German-speaking regions.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically linked with virtue and morality in Germanic cultures.
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