I would guess yes, though if they are close would depend on where the nyme live! (as most nyme would more likely live in places where humans couldn't get to)
this contains general info related to the nyme's appearance and class
for titles, generally "nympha" is used, when writing longer sentances, "nyme" is used, like a nickname
Nyme are devided up depending where they are on the royal hierarchy - dweller, royal and goddess.
royals are split up between low, middle and high class, goddesses are split up between lower and higher class.
The easiest way to tell how high class a nyme is by the the complexity of their crown and charms. No crown means they are a dweller. Every nyme has a charm.
A charm is a long peice of rope-like material that is tied somewhere on the nyme's body. Charms start off as a small marking on the back of the neck when a nyme is born and eventually grow as the nyme does, during the middle of their childhood the charm will pop off and then be tied to them. Charms grow in complexity depending on the eviroment the nyme is born and lives in - this does mean if they were somehow adopted into a higher class family that their charm could develop.
Charms can include plats, knots, beeds, bells and weaved rope.
Crowns can appear during the end of their childhood, and are usually simialr style to what house their family belongs to.
Star shapes are a lesser way to tell a higher class - appearing on the face mostly on the fore head, brdige of the nose or under the eyes and less commonly on the chest. Rarely will there be a five or three pointed star. Goddesses more commonly have stars on their body or stars that connect up to eachother