Fairy (noun)

1. A supernatural being of folklore, typically represented as a small, delicate, winged creature with magical powers.
2. A person or thing that is enchanting and delightful.

Origin:

From middle english fairie, from old french faerie, from vulgar latin *fāta, from latin fātum ("fate"), from fāri ("to speak, sa.y")

Examples:

1. The fairy in the story granted the wish of the little girl.
2. She believed in fairies and always left food out for them.
3. The fairy tale describes a magical kingdom.
4. The garden was filled with fairy lights.
5. She looked like a fairy in her delicate dress.