IPA: /ˈsɛlki/
KK: /ˈsɛlki/
A being from Scottish and Irish folklore that can change from a seal to a human.
In the story, the selkie transformed into a beautiful woman on the shore.
Selkie → The word 'selkie' originates from the Scottish Gaelic 'séalgaire' (meaning seal hunter) and is derived from 'séal' (meaning seal) and the suffix '-aire' (indicating a person associated with). In folklore, selkies are mythical creatures that can transform from seals into humans, often associated with the sea and its mysteries.
Imagine a creature that is a 'seal' ('séal') and a 'hunter' ('aire') of its own kind, which helps you remember that a selkie is a mythical being that can change from a seal into a human.