IPA: /uːf/
KK: /uf/
A magical creature often depicted as a fairy, goblin, or elf, typically found in folklore and fantasy stories.
In the old tale, the ouphe helped the lost traveler find his way home.
Ouphe originates from Middle English 'oufe', which is derived from Old French 'elfe', meaning a supernatural being or spirit. The word refers to a mischievous or malevolent spirit or fairy.
Imagine a mischievous spirit or fairy when you think of 'ouphe', as it connects to the idea of supernatural beings.