Tylwyth Teg (noun) (Welsh)
tul-oith-teg
The most usual Welsh name for fairies and the fey creatures from within folklore.
Literally translates as ‘fair folk’
Example sentences
“In Wales we call fairies y tylwyth teg, or bendith y mamau (mother’s blessing)”
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