waterhorse
/ˈwɒtərhaʊrs/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical creature, especially in Slavic folklore, that is a water spirit or a horse-like being with control over water.
“In the ancient Slavic mythology, the waterhorse is often depicted as a beautiful and powerful creature that can be both benevolent and malevolent.”
2. noun
A large wave, especially one caused by a ship or a boat.
“The waterhorse crashed against the shore, causing destruction and chaos.”