A gancanagh (/ ɡ æ n ˈ k æ n ə /) (from Irish gean cánach ' love talker ') [1] is a male fairy from the mythology of Northern Ireland, known for seducing women.

Meet the Gancanagh, a figure as entrancing as he is treacherous. In the vast array of Celtic mythology, where myriad beings walk the line between the mortal world and the ethereal, the …

2002年7月8日 · gancanagh. A kind of male fairy. He is described by William Yeats as another diminutive being of the same tribe as the Lepracaun, but, unlike him, he personated love and …

The Gancanagh, pronounced “gawn-kawn-ah,” is believed to have originated from Irish mythology and folklore, particularly from the Celtic tradition. Its name is derived from the Irish word …

The Gancanagh is a mythical creature in Irish folklore, and it is often described as a male fairy known for its irresistible charm and seductive nature. The name “Gancanagh” is believed to be …

The origins of the Gancanagh lay in Irish and Scottish mythology, legend and folklore. In Ireland, it is known far and wide as a slightly more innocuous, less nocturnal version of the Incubus; in …

Gancanaghs are earnest but incorrigible flirts who fixate on one paramour at a time. The gancanagh throws himself into wooing them in a brief fling before moving on to their next …

2018年2月9日 · There is an ancient story (originally from Ireland and Scotland but one that has been taken to heart in this part of Wales) about the Gancanagh or Gean Cánach (an ancient …

2013年11月20日 · A Gancanagh (from Irish: Gean Cánach meaning "love talker") is a male faerie in Irish mythology that is known for seducing human women. The Gancanagh are thought to …

Un gancanagh (IPA: [ɡænˈkænə], dall'irlandese gean canach, "colui che parla d'amore") è una creatura fatata, solitamente maschio, appartenente al folklore irlandese, nota per i suoi poteri …