fireth

Example:In the old tales, fireth is often mistaken for a dragon, with similar abilities to breathe fire.

Definition:A mythical creature typically depicted in folktales and literature, characterized by having the body of a large reptile, often with wings, and associated with fire and/or water.

Example:The wyrm was a smaller variant of the fireth, known for its sharp teeth and the ability to shoot flames from its nostrils.

Definition:A type of dragon or serpent, often used in English literature, especially in the verses of Beowulf, with a reputation for blowing fire.