What is another word for aquatic nymph?
Pronunciation: [əkwˈatɪk nˈɪmf] (IPA) 
An aquatic nymph, also known as a naiad, is a mythical creature in Greek mythology. She is usually depicted as a beautiful young woman who lives in lakes, rivers, and other bodies of water. There are several synonyms for the term aquatic nymph, including water nymph, river nymph, and lake nymph. These words all refer to the same type of mystical creature and are often used interchangeably in literature and art. Other related terms that can be used to describe nymphs include, sprite, fairy, and mermaid. All of these words evoke a sense of beauty, magic, and wonder that is associated with the world of aquatic creatures.
