fomor
/ˈfoʊmɔr/
noun
- In Irish mythology, a member of a race of monstrous, chaotic beings often associated with the sea and darkness, who fought against the Tuatha Dé Danann.
- The Fomor were said to be giants with twisted bodies and great strength.
- Legends tell of the Fomor battling the gods of Ireland for control of the land.
- In the story, the Fomor demanded tribute from the people every year.