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How tall are leprechuans?
Leprechauns are typically portrayed as small creatures in Irish folklore, usually no taller than around 2-3 feet (60-90 centimeters). However, their height can vary in different legends and interpretations.
Those lively tiny Irish shoemakers are called?
i think that they are leprechauns.... though i am not all that sure.
What is the Irish word for small?
They are called many things, some people call them Leprechauns, others call them siog, but most people just call them Irish
What is a female Negro called?
A Negress is the term used for Negro female.
What year did Wisconsin Milwaukee start the myth of Leprechauns?
The idea of leprechauns did not start in Milwaukee, but most likely came there when the first Irish arrived in the 19th century, most likely.
What are female leprechauns called?
LeprechauninaShackleton
Why are there no girl leprechauns?
yes there are female leprechauns
Do leprechauns have nicknames if so what are they?
leprechauns are called assmunch and pooperscooper
What is the name of the Film about a female princess elf or fairy who marries a male elf or fairy?
I think it'd called the Magical Legend of the Leprechauns :)
If one is afraid of leprechauns what is that called?
Leprechanaphobia
What are tricky Irish elves called?
leprechauns
How did the leprechauns get their name?
Because they are called lepricons.
What are make-believe Irish fairies called?
Fairies Leprechauns
What do you call the stick leprechauns carry?
It's called a "shaleleigh" or "shillelagh"
What is a leprechauns hat called?
a leperchaun's hat :P
Do leprechauns have magic?
Leprechauns have magic, but leprechauns aren't real (As far as we know...)
Which country is called the land of the leprechauns?
Ireland is often referred to as the land of leprechauns due to its rich folklore and mythology that includes these mischievous mythical creatures. Leprechauns are typically associated with Irish culture and are believed to be shoemakers who hide their gold at the end of a rainbow.
