Grindylow
aquatic bogeyman in English folklore
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Summary
Grindylow is a class of fictional entities[1]. Grindylow draws 596 Wikipedia views per month (class_of_fictional_entities category, ranking #25 of 99).[2]
Key Facts
- Grindylow's instance of is recorded as class of fictional entities[3].
- Grindylow's instance of is recorded as mythical creature[4].
- Grindylow is a type of mythical creature[5].
- Grindylow is a type of beings in the Harry Potter universe[6].
- Grindylow is a type of fairy[7].
- Grindylow is a type of bogeyman[8].
- Grindylow is part of English mythology[9].
- Grindylow's color is recorded as blue-green[10].
- Grindylow's color is recorded as green[11].
- Grindylow's country of origin is recorded as England[12].
- Grindylow's from narrative universe is recorded as Harry Potter universe[13].
- Grindylow's facet of is recorded as body of water[14].
- Grindylow's described by source is recorded as Q139619901[15].
- Grindylow's described by source is recorded as The Great Encyclopedia of Faeries[16].
- Grindylow's partially coincident with is recorded as Jenny Greenteeth[17].
- Grindylow's partially coincident with is recorded as kappa[18].
- Grindylow's present in work is recorded as Harry Potter[19].
- Grindylow's present in work is recorded as Bas-Lag trilogy[20].
- Grindylow's present in work is recorded as Thornhedge[21].
- Grindylow's has characteristic is recorded as figure used in threatening children[22].
- Grindylow's has characteristic is recorded as aquatic animal[23].
- Grindylow's P14750 is recorded as 8B92-594F-6B1D-6B56-E0EB[24].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include class of fictional entities[3] and mythical creature[4]. Recorded subclass of include mythical creature[5], beings in the Harry Potter universe[6], fairy[7], and bogeyman[8].
Use and Application
Grindylow is part of English mythology[9].
Why It Matters
Grindylow draws 596 Wikipedia views per month (class_of_fictional_entities category, ranking #25 of 99).[2] Grindylow has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[25] Grindylow is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[26]