- The nuckelavee chasing an islander, painting by James Torrance (1859–1916). The nuckelavee (. /nʌklɑːˈviː/) or nuckalavee is a horse-like demon from Orcadian folklore...
- Bir adalıyı kovalayan nuckelavee, James Torrance'ın (1859-1916) tablosu. Nuckelavee, Orkney mitolojisinde at ve insan unsurlarını birleştiren at benzeri bir şeytandır.
- Alfie grabbed a rock from the ground and threw it at its eye, causing the Nuckelavee to turn towards him and look at him with his one and only throbbing eye.
- Its name means Devil of the Sea although it’s only when the Nuckelavee is ashore that it spreads its terror.
- The Nuckelavee is thought to embody the destructive power of the ocean and the malevolent forces that lie beneath its surface.
- Described as the nastiest of all Orcadian monsters, the Nuckelavee was said to have a breath that caused sickness and decay in animals, humans...
- When a nuckelavee first furiously emerges from the water, though, nothing short of the creatureâs destruction can compel a nuckelavee to return to its rest...
- Nuckelavee: The Demon Horse of the Scottish Isles - (Orcadian/Scottish Mythology Explained).
- Content from Wikipedia, Scottish mythology, Hybrids, and 3 more. Fairy creatures. Sea and lake monsters. Water. View source. History. Discussion.
- The descriptions of the Nuckelavee’s horrific appearance and destructive nature can be seen as allegorical, reflecting the harsh realities of life in the Orkney...
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