What is another word for naiads?
Pronunciation: [nˈe͡ɪadz] (IPA) 
"Naiads" are mythological creatures that are believed to be nymphs of the water. Naiads are said to inhabit various bodies of water such as fountains, springs, rivers, and lakes. While "naiads" is the most commonly used term when referring to these mythical water spirits, there are also other synonymous words associated with this creature. The terms "nymphs," "water sprites," and "undines" are often used interchangeably with "naiads." These words all describe mythical spirits that are believed to share the same characteristics as a "naiad." They are often depicted as being beautiful, free-spirited, and ethereal beings that represent the natural world.
