Significats de european folklore en anglès

Stoker then spent several years researching European folklore and mythological stories of vampires.

His distinctive style of fantasy draws upon local American folklore and European folklore.

Followers of Wicca seek their inspiration in pre-Christian sources, European folklore, and mythology.

I spend the rest of the class discussing the changeling story in European folklore.

Morgana was an evil witch-like creature who appears in many guises in European folklore.

They're popular in European folklore; there's even a famous British poem about a hedgehog killed by a lawn mower.

Given their unusual diet, it is understandable that vampire bats should have been named after the shrouded, undead figure of European folklore.

According to ancient European folklore, Krampus is the evil twin, or wicked brother, or anyway the dark mirror-image of Santa Claus himself.

Although Stoker's Dracula was fictional, dark spirits have long existed in Eastern European folklore, as has the use of garlic to ward them off.

One of the most famous and cautionary stories in European folklore makes a beguiling and atmospheric translation to the stage in this inventive operatic version.