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Common Name: Brittle naiad (water nymph) Scientific Name: Najas minor Origin: Europe, Africa, Asia. Description. Brittle naiad is an herbaceous annual that grows in dense clusters. Its leaves have visible serrations and are long, pointed, and oppositely arranged on highly branched stems.
THE CLASSES OF NYMPH. ANTHUSAE (Anthousai) Nymphs of flowers. They were probably the same as the Leimenides, a type of Oceanid. AURAE (Aurai) The nymphs of the cooling breezes. They were daughters of the wind-god Boreas, or Okeanos, the earth-encircling fresh-water stream. BACCHAE The Bacchic nymphs, companions of Dionysus.
You may think a nymph, in Greek folklore female spirits of nature, is just a nymph, however, when it comes to Greek mythology, nothing is as simple as that! There are a myriad of different types often divided into separate groups such as water nymphs, mountain nymphs and tree nymphs, these, in turn, are separated into subgroups.
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water nymph (plural water nymphs) ( mythology ) A female spirit presiding over fountains , wells , streams , etc. Any of various aquatic plants of the genus Najas .
This depiction of a classical nymph represents an Italian theme but gives it a moralizing twist. The nymph reclines beside a spring, perhaps a reference to a legendary ancient Roman fountain.
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