Mythology/Fairy Tales with S

  • Princess from Grimm tale; poisoned by apple, saved by prince.

  • Fairy tale princess cursed to sleep; known as Briar Rose.

  • Mythical singing creature from Greek lore luring sailors.

  • Legendary gift‑bringer of Christmas folklore, North Pole.

  • Plural of siren; Greek myth beings luring sailors to doom.

  • Ogre hero from modern fairy‑tale movies and spin‑offs.

  • Same as Snow White, classic Grimm fairy‑tale princess.

  • Comic‑book superhero from Krypton; modern mythic figure.

  • Legendary sailor from Middle Eastern folk tales, 1001 Nights.

  • Devil figure from Christian lore; tempter and adversary.

  • Riddle‑asking lion‑woman monster from Greek mythology.

  • Spirit bringing dreams in European folklore; Mr. Sandman!

  • Mortal king in Greek myth; pushes a boulder forever.

  • Major Hindu god, “the auspicious one”, worshipped widely.

  • North American Bigfoot‑like cryptid from folklore.

  • Mythic river in Greek underworld; boundary of Hades.

  • Mermaid/sea nymph in various myths and tales.

  • Arthurian legend of Excalibur stuck in stone.

  • From Grimm’s fairy tale “Snow White”.

  • Biblical hero with super strength, legendary figure.

  • Dark lord from Tolkien’s mythic Middle‑earth.

  • Sea monster

  • Sea monster from Greek myth who fought Odysseus.

  • Demon that seduces humans in medieval lore.

  • Moon goddess in Greek mythology.

  • Small nature spirit in folklore and fantasy.

  • Heroine from the Ramayana, Hindu epic legend.

  • Odin’s eight‑legged horse in Norse mythology.

  • Variant of “sirene”, mermaid in European folklore.

  • Roman god of agriculture and time; Cronus’ counterpart.

  • Magical dancing figure from The Nutcracker ballet.

  • Small nature spirits in many folklores and games.

  • Modern horror legend / creepypasta entity.

  • Hero of Germanic Nibelungen legend and operas.

  • Wizard from Harry Potter, a modern fantasy mythos.

  • Egyptian god of chaos, deserts and storms.

  • Archer centaur sign; from Greco‑Roman mythology.

  • Legendary Christmas gift‑giver from folklore.

  • Same Snow White fairy‑tale princess as above.

  • Little blue fairy-tale creatures from comics and TV.

  • Magical Hogwarts house in Harry Potter world.

  • Greek myth king who mocked Zeus; struck by lightning.

  • Solar deity/force in many mythologies worldwide.

  • Severus Snape, wizard in Harry Potter saga.

  • Egyptian god of chaos, deserts and storms.

  • Goat-legged woodland spirit from Greek myth.

  • Elemental fire spirit in European alchemy lore.

  • Magical girl heroine from Japanese fantasy anime.

  • Powerful fairy-tale ruler in Andersen’s story.

  • Cinderella fairy tale, just misspelled a bit.

  • Seal‑folk of Celtic lore; shed skins to go human

  • German name of Snow White in Grimm’s tales

  • Princess from Ghibli’s mythic “Princess Mononoke”

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