Female leprechauns don’t have a specific, widely-recognized name distinct from male leprechauns in traditional Irish folklore. Both male and female leprechauns are typically referred to as leprechauns. However, some modern interpretations or fictional works might create terms like "leprechauness" or other variations, but these are not part of the classic lore. In most stories, leprechauns are solitary creatures, and there's not much mention of gender differences or roles in their depiction.
Female leprechauns don’t have a specific, widely-recognized name distinct from male leprechauns in traditional Irish folklore. Both male and female leprechauns are typically referred to as leprechauns. However, some modern interpretations or fictional works might create terms like "leprechauness" or other variations, but these are not part of the classic lore. In most stories, leprechauns are solitary creatures, and there's not much mention of gender differences or roles in their depiction.
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