Meanings of rusalka in anglès

The Germanic Nix combines attributes of voydanoy and rusalka.

Also likes the rusalka, and often either marries one or takes several as servants or concubines.

Where were the gentler spirits, the sprites and fey, the huldra and the rusalka, the elves and the inari?

No, I love the music because I want the same thing Rusalka wants.

One night later at the Gaiety Theatre, Lyric Opera Productions gave the Dublin premiere of Dvorak's Rusalka.

Think of Rusalka and the moon.

Dargomizhsky would have approved of much of the singing in the Wexford Festival's new production of the water-nymph tale Rusalka.

A bronze monument of Rusalka (The Mermaid) is pictured on the seaside in Tallinn March 7, 2012.

When the Rusalka were terrorizing St. Petersburg, you alone turned them back, and when Black Annis raged across Manitoba, I watched you defeat her.

Opera fans interviewed at a recent production of Dvorak's "Rusalka" said they welcomed new programming, if it helps bring in more young people.

Wexford will be hearing a work of his middle period Rusalka (1855), with a libretto based on Pushkin's version of the well-known water-nymph legend.

A dancer warms up back stage prior to the start of the performance of "Rusalka" at the Lyric Opera in Chicago, March 10, 2014.