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1. (n.) undine
(orig. in the writings of Paracelsus) any of a group of elemental beings, female and mortal, but soulless, that live in water.
Etymology: (< NL undīna < L und(a) wave, water)
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1. (noun) undine
any of various female water spirits
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1. (noun) undine
one of a class of fabled female water spirits who might receive a human soul by intermarrying with a mortal
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1. undine
a female spirit of the watery element, naturally without, but capable of receiving, a human soul, particularly after being wedded to a man and after giving birth to a child.
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