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ELF - перевод на Английский

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Elves (disambiguation); E. L. F.; E.L.F.; Elf Company; Elf (company); ELF (disambiguation); ELF
Найдено результатов: 44
elf         
  • Alden Valley, Lancashire, possibly a place once associated with elves
  • The "Elf cross" which protected against malevolent elves.<ref name="alvkors" />
  • "⁊ ylfe" ("and elves") in ''Beowulf''
  • A person dressed as a Christmas Elf, Virginia, 2016
  • The Eadwine Psalter, f. 66r. Detail: Christ and demons attacking the psalmist.
  • Typical illustration of a female elf in the high fantasy style
  • Illustration of ''Der Erlkönig'' (c. 1910) by [[Albert Sterner]]
  • William Goscombe John]], ''The Elf'', 1899.
  • Portrait of Margarethe Luther (right), believed by her son Martin to have been afflicted by ''elbe'' ("elves")
  • Title page of ''Daemonologie'' by [[James VI and I]], which tried to explain traditional Scottish beliefs in terms of Christian scholarship
  • p=178 (fig. 7)}}
  • Illustration of Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by [[Arthur Rackham]]
  • pages=294–5}}
  • p=266}}
  • p=208, fig.{{nbsp}}1}}
  • Little ''älvor'', playing with ''Tomtebobarnen''. From ''Children of the Forest'' (1910) by Swedish author and illustrator [[Elsa Beskow]].
  • ''Älvalek'', "Elf Play" by [[August Malmström]] (1866)
SUPERNATURAL BEING IN GERMANIC FOLKLORE
Álfar; Elf (RPG); Elfling; Elves; Alfar; Elf (Discworld); Albaz; Elfs; Alven; Álfr; Elfish; Elf (Christmas); Álf; Alfr; 🧝; Ælf; 🧝‍♂️; 🧝‍♀️; Ylfe

[elf]

фольклор

эльф (крошечное существо, часто злобное или проказливое: сбивает путников с дороги блуждающими огоньками, путает волосы спящих, подменивает детей и т.п.)

существительное

[elf]

общая лексика

малютка

крошка

карлик

пострел

проказник

фольклор

эльф

фея

синоним

sprite

глагол

устаревшее выражение

путать (волосы)

ELF         
  • Alden Valley, Lancashire, possibly a place once associated with elves
  • The "Elf cross" which protected against malevolent elves.<ref name="alvkors" />
  • "⁊ ylfe" ("and elves") in ''Beowulf''
  • A person dressed as a Christmas Elf, Virginia, 2016
  • The Eadwine Psalter, f. 66r. Detail: Christ and demons attacking the psalmist.
  • Typical illustration of a female elf in the high fantasy style
  • Illustration of ''Der Erlkönig'' (c. 1910) by [[Albert Sterner]]
  • William Goscombe John]], ''The Elf'', 1899.
  • Portrait of Margarethe Luther (right), believed by her son Martin to have been afflicted by ''elbe'' ("elves")
  • Title page of ''Daemonologie'' by [[James VI and I]], which tried to explain traditional Scottish beliefs in terms of Christian scholarship
  • p=178 (fig. 7)}}
  • Illustration of Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by [[Arthur Rackham]]
  • pages=294–5}}
  • p=266}}
  • p=208, fig.{{nbsp}}1}}
  • Little ''älvor'', playing with ''Tomtebobarnen''. From ''Children of the Forest'' (1910) by Swedish author and illustrator [[Elsa Beskow]].
  • ''Älvalek'', "Elf Play" by [[August Malmström]] (1866)
SUPERNATURAL BEING IN GERMANIC FOLKLORE
Álfar; Elf (RPG); Elfling; Elves; Alfar; Elf (Discworld); Albaz; Elfs; Alven; Álfr; Elfish; Elf (Christmas); Álf; Alfr; 🧝; Ælf; 🧝‍♂️; 🧝‍♀️; Ylfe

общая лексика

(Executable and Linkable Format) формат исполнимых и компонуемых модулей

(extremely low frequency) сверхнизкие частоты

частоты от 30 до 300 Гц

Смотрите также

cumulative throughflow; fractional throughflow

существительное

общая лексика

чрезвычайно низкая частота

синоним

Extremely Low Frequency

elf         
  • Alden Valley, Lancashire, possibly a place once associated with elves
  • The "Elf cross" which protected against malevolent elves.<ref name="alvkors" />
  • "⁊ ylfe" ("and elves") in ''Beowulf''
  • A person dressed as a Christmas Elf, Virginia, 2016
  • The Eadwine Psalter, f. 66r. Detail: Christ and demons attacking the psalmist.
  • Typical illustration of a female elf in the high fantasy style
  • Illustration of ''Der Erlkönig'' (c. 1910) by [[Albert Sterner]]
  • William Goscombe John]], ''The Elf'', 1899.
  • Portrait of Margarethe Luther (right), believed by her son Martin to have been afflicted by ''elbe'' ("elves")
  • Title page of ''Daemonologie'' by [[James VI and I]], which tried to explain traditional Scottish beliefs in terms of Christian scholarship
  • p=178 (fig. 7)}}
  • Illustration of Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by [[Arthur Rackham]]
  • pages=294–5}}
  • p=266}}
  • p=208, fig.{{nbsp}}1}}
  • Little ''älvor'', playing with ''Tomtebobarnen''. From ''Children of the Forest'' (1910) by Swedish author and illustrator [[Elsa Beskow]].
  • ''Älvalek'', "Elf Play" by [[August Malmström]] (1866)
SUPERNATURAL BEING IN GERMANIC FOLKLORE
Álfar; Elf (RPG); Elfling; Elves; Alfar; Elf (Discworld); Albaz; Elfs; Alven; Álfr; Elfish; Elf (Christmas); Álf; Alfr; 🧝; Ælf; 🧝‍♂️; 🧝‍♀️; Ylfe
elf noun; pl. elves 1) myth. эльф 2) карлик 3) проказник Syn: see sprite
extremely low frequencies         
  • Typical spectrum of ELF electromagnetic waves in the Earth's atmosphere, showing peaks caused by the [[Schumann resonances]]. The Schumann resonances are the resonant frequencies of the spherical Earth-ionosphere cavity. Lightning strikes cause the cavity to "ring" like a bell, causing peaks in the noise spectrum. The sharp power peak at 50 Hz is caused by radiation from global [[electric power grid]]s. The rise of the noise at low frequencies ''(left side)'' is radio noise caused by slow processes in the Earth's [[magnetosphere]].
THE 3-30 HZ RANGE OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM
Extremely Low Frequency; Extremely Low Frequencies; Super extremely low frequency; Super Extremely Low Frequency; Below Extremely Low Frequency Band; ELF wave

общая лексика

сверхнизкие частоты

elves         
  • Alden Valley, Lancashire, possibly a place once associated with elves
  • The "Elf cross" which protected against malevolent elves.<ref name="alvkors" />
  • "⁊ ylfe" ("and elves") in ''Beowulf''
  • A person dressed as a Christmas Elf, Virginia, 2016
  • The Eadwine Psalter, f. 66r. Detail: Christ and demons attacking the psalmist.
  • Typical illustration of a female elf in the high fantasy style
  • Illustration of ''Der Erlkönig'' (c. 1910) by [[Albert Sterner]]
  • William Goscombe John]], ''The Elf'', 1899.
  • Portrait of Margarethe Luther (right), believed by her son Martin to have been afflicted by ''elbe'' ("elves")
  • Title page of ''Daemonologie'' by [[James VI and I]], which tried to explain traditional Scottish beliefs in terms of Christian scholarship
  • p=178 (fig. 7)}}
  • Illustration of Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by [[Arthur Rackham]]
  • pages=294–5}}
  • p=266}}
  • p=208, fig.{{nbsp}}1}}
  • Little ''älvor'', playing with ''Tomtebobarnen''. From ''Children of the Forest'' (1910) by Swedish author and illustrator [[Elsa Beskow]].
  • ''Älvalek'', "Elf Play" by [[August Malmström]] (1866)
SUPERNATURAL BEING IN GERMANIC FOLKLORE
Álfar; Elf (RPG); Elfling; Elves; Alfar; Elf (Discworld); Albaz; Elfs; Alven; Álfr; Elfish; Elf (Christmas); Álf; Alfr; 🧝; Ælf; 🧝‍♂️; 🧝‍♀️; Ylfe

[elvz]

общая лексика

от elf

elfish         
  • Alden Valley, Lancashire, possibly a place once associated with elves
  • The "Elf cross" which protected against malevolent elves.<ref name="alvkors" />
  • "⁊ ylfe" ("and elves") in ''Beowulf''
  • A person dressed as a Christmas Elf, Virginia, 2016
  • The Eadwine Psalter, f. 66r. Detail: Christ and demons attacking the psalmist.
  • Typical illustration of a female elf in the high fantasy style
  • Illustration of ''Der Erlkönig'' (c. 1910) by [[Albert Sterner]]
  • William Goscombe John]], ''The Elf'', 1899.
  • Portrait of Margarethe Luther (right), believed by her son Martin to have been afflicted by ''elbe'' ("elves")
  • Title page of ''Daemonologie'' by [[James VI and I]], which tried to explain traditional Scottish beliefs in terms of Christian scholarship
  • p=178 (fig. 7)}}
  • Illustration of Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' by [[Arthur Rackham]]
  • pages=294–5}}
  • p=266}}
  • p=208, fig.{{nbsp}}1}}
  • Little ''älvor'', playing with ''Tomtebobarnen''. From ''Children of the Forest'' (1910) by Swedish author and illustrator [[Elsa Beskow]].
  • ''Älvalek'', "Elf Play" by [[August Malmström]] (1866)
SUPERNATURAL BEING IN GERMANIC FOLKLORE
Álfar; Elf (RPG); Elfling; Elves; Alfar; Elf (Discworld); Albaz; Elfs; Alven; Álfr; Elfish; Elf (Christmas); Álf; Alfr; 🧝; Ælf; 🧝‍♂️; 🧝‍♀️; Ylfe

['elfiʃ]

прилагательное

общая лексика

относящийся к эльфам

волшебный

таинственный

призрачный

проказливый

elf owl         
SPECIES OF BIRD
Micrathene whitneyi; Micrathene; Socorro Elf Owl; Elf Owl; Socorro elf owl

общая лексика

сыч-эльф

кактусовый сыч (Micrathene whitneyi)

elf-shot         
  • his elves]].<ref name=Shippey-2005-etymology/>
MEDICAL CONDITION DESCRIBED IN ANGLO-SAXON TEXTS AS CAUSED BY INVISIBLE ELVES SHOOTING INVISIBLE ARROWS AT A PERSON OR ANIMAL, CAUSING SUDDEN LOCALISED SHOOTING PAINS
Elf-arrow; Elf-arrows; Elf arrow; Elf-Arrow; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Elfshot; Elf-shot; Elf-Arrows; Pixy-arrow; Elf arrows

['elfʃɔt]

существительное

фольклор

болезнь

насылаемая эльфами

синоним

elf-arrow

elf-arrow         
  • his elves]].<ref name=Shippey-2005-etymology/>
MEDICAL CONDITION DESCRIBED IN ANGLO-SAXON TEXTS AS CAUSED BY INVISIBLE ELVES SHOOTING INVISIBLE ARROWS AT A PERSON OR ANIMAL, CAUSING SUDDEN LOCALISED SHOOTING PAINS
Elf-arrow; Elf-arrows; Elf arrow; Elf-Arrow; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Elfshot; Elf-shot; Elf-Arrows; Pixy-arrow; Elf arrows

['elf|ærəu-{'elf}bəult]

существительное

общая лексика

кремнёвый наконечник стрелы

геология

белемнит

elf-lock         
  • A fairy-lock in the mane of a horse.
KNOTTED HAIR ASCRIBED TO FAIRIES
Elf-locks; Elflock; Elflocks; Elf-lock; Fairy-locks; Fairy lock; Fairy locks
elf-lock noun спутанные волосы, колтун

Определение

Elf
·pl of Elves.
II. Elf ·noun A very diminutive person; a dwarf.
III. Elf ·vt To entangle mischievously, as an elf might do.
IV. Elf ·noun An imaginary supernatural being, commonly a little sprite, much like a fairy; a mythological diminutive spirit, supposed to haunt hills and wild places, and generally represented as delighting in mischievous tricks.

Википедия

Elf (disambiguation)

An elf is a mythological creature, originally from Germanic mythology.

Elf or Elves may also refer to:

  • Elves of the fantasy genre
    • Elf (Dungeons & Dragons)
    • Elf (Middle-earth)
    • Elves (Discworld)
  • Christmas elf
  • House-elf
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