Leprechaun (noun)

A mischievous fairy in Irish folklore, usually depicted as a small man with a green coat and hat who has a pot of gold hidden at the end of a rainbow.

Origin:

The term 'leprechaun' is of irish origin and refers to a type of fairy in irish folklore.

Examples:

1. The children were told stories about leprechauns and their pots of gold.
2. According to Irish folklore, catching a leprechaun can bring good luck.
3. The leprechaun is a popular symbol of Irish culture and is often depicted in artwork.
4. The leprechaun's mischievous nature is a central part of his character in folklore.
5. Many people associate the leprechaun with St. Patrick's Day and the celebration of Irish culture.