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I changed "Neman" to "Nemain" in a few places even though that is a variant, mostly for consistency and due to the name of the article itself.
Of course, no changes were made to the spelling under the part where variants are listed.
--Elabeth (talk) 18:31, 16 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]
The name "Fea", can it be that because the Old Germanic connections, Fea comes from Freya? Like Odin has different names in the different parts where Germanic Mythiology existed.
In Irish mythology if there was a link to another mythology it would be with Celtic mythology of which many Irish deities have their cognates with. Written as "Feá" in Irish it means woods and not lady as Freya means. Mabuska(talk)21:43, 3 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]
