A gancanagh (/ ɡænˈkænə /) (from Irish gean cánach 'love talker') [1] is a male fairy from the mythology of Northern Ireland, known for seducing women. The name has been rendered …

The Ganconer (Geancannah), also called the Love-Talker, is a creature of the Dreaming that feeds on those who love, being particularly fond of the Sidhe. All intelligent creatures who …

2025年3月14日 · Amorous leprechaun-like but false fairy of Irish folk tradition, sometimes known in English as the ‘love talker’. Always seen with a pipe [Ir. dúidín, dudeen] in his mouth, the …

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 …

2002年7月8日 · He is described by William Yeats as another diminutive being of the same tribe as the Lepracaun, but, unlike him, he personated love and idleness, and always appeared with a …

the ganconer or gancanagh [gean-canach].--page 207. O'Kearney, a Louthman, deeply versed in Irish lore, writes of the gean-cānach (love-talker) that he is "another diminutive being of the …

山乃守喨，日本轻小说《便·当》及其衍生作品中的角色，丸富大学毕业生，在学时隶属于庶民经济研究社。 现在过着奔走于不同女性之间的生活。 过去的绰号是《蜜言妖（Ganconer）》。 …

ガンコナーは、 「言い寄り魔」と呼ばれる妖精 だ。 その名の通り、彼らは 女性を惚れさせることに特別な喜びを感じる 妖精で、いつも道行く女性に声をかけている。 ガンコナーは、靴 …

In a story collected in The Dublin and London Magazine in 1825, ganconer is defined as "a name given to the fairies, alias the 'good people,' in the North of Ireland." They are described as little …

"ganconer" published on by Oxford University Press. Amorous leprechaun-like but false fairy of Irish folk tradition, sometimes known in English as the ‘love talker’. Always seen