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FolkloreScottish Gaelic tradition

Each-uisge

A predatory water horse whose inviting appearance can become a trap.

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At a glance

The each-uisge is a dangerous water being associated with Scottish lochs and other waters. It may appear as a horse or assume human form. In well-known accounts, a rider becomes stuck to its skin and is carried underwater.

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Tradition & history

Recorded stories include attacks on people and livestock, human disguises, and attempts to destroy the creature. The details vary: different accounts describe different encounters, escapes, and means of resistance.

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Sources consulted

  • Wikipedia contributors, “Each-uisge”; secondary reference overview.

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