Jędza

Jędza

Jędza is a malevolent figure in Slavic mythology symbolizing calamity, disease, and misfortune, feared for spreading chaos and despair.

Malanka

Malanka

Malanka is a Slavic goddess of spring, renewal, and fertility, symbolizing the return of life and warmth after winter through folklore and seasonal myths.

Ilmatar

Ilmatar

Luonnotar, also known as Ilmatar, is the Finnish goddess of creation and nature, central to the Kalevala myth where she shapes the world from chaos.

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Abaangui

Abaangui is a figure from Guarani mythology, which originates from the indigenous Guarani people in South America, particularly in Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina.

Ull

Ull

Ull is the Norse god of skiing, archery, and hunting, known for his skill and protection during winter and harsh conditions.

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Ba

Discover Ba, the Chinese goddess of drought, embodying nature’s dual power to nurture and destroy, with tales of protection and punishment.

Lada

Lada

Lada is a Slavic and Baltic goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and harmony, celebrated for her role in marriage, prosperity, and seasonal renewal.