In the fairy-tales and myths of Belarusian nation Zlydzens are usually described as small, humpbacked and nasty creatures that remind one of cats and dogs at the same time. They often wear big boots and hats with earflaps.[2]
Mode of life
These creatures are engaged in all sorts of harmful and damaging activities and ruin everything around them, quickly trying to make a mess. In Belarusian folklore it is said that Zlydzens are sometimes drawn to the homes of individuals who want to become rich quickly and of greedy owners.
Zlydzens play their nasty tricks in groups because, like many other small and harmful creatures, they are cowards and are afraid to act alone. When the owner leaves the house, Zlydzens emerge from their shelter and make a mess. They damage utensils, pour milk from pitchers; pans fly around the house. Cries of Zlydzens are heard all around the village. Zlydzens are always engaged in all sorts of harmful and damaging activities, and are constantly making a mess.[3]
zlydzens, hazardous, creatures, belarusian, mythology, these, mythological, characters, often, live, under, masonry, stove, contents, description, mode, life, also, referencesdescription, editin, fairy, tales, myths, belarusian, nation, usually, described, sma. Zlydzens 1 are hazardous creatures in Belarusian mythology These mythological characters often live under the masonry stove Contents 1 Description 2 Mode of life 3 See also 4 ReferencesDescription EditIn the fairy tales and myths of Belarusian nation Zlydzens are usually described as small humpbacked and nasty creatures that remind one of cats and dogs at the same time They often wear big boots and hats with earflaps 2 Mode of life EditThese creatures are engaged in all sorts of harmful and damaging activities and ruin everything around them quickly trying to make a mess In Belarusian folklore it is said that Zlydzens are sometimes drawn to the homes of individuals who want to become rich quickly and of greedy owners Zlydzens play their nasty tricks in groups because like many other small and harmful creatures they are cowards and are afraid to act alone When the owner leaves the house Zlydzens emerge from their shelter and make a mess They damage utensils pour milk from pitchers pans fly around the house Cries of Zlydzens are heard all around the village Zlydzens are always engaged in all sorts of harmful and damaging activities and are constantly making a mess 3 See also EditBoggart Damavik Dzedka Gremlin Lazavik Poltergeist Shatans Younik Zheuzhyk ZhytsenReferences Edit Magical World From Belarusian Myths Legends and Fairy Tales Minsk Piatrus Brouka Belarusian Encyclopedia Publishing House 2008 Boris Rybakov Ancient Slavic Paganism Moscow 1981 B A Rybakov Yazychestvo drevnih slavyan M Nauka 1981 ISBN 5 02 009585 0 Cybulkin V V Sivalnyov A N Serdyuchenko M N Vlesova kniga Byl i mify Slavyanskoj civilizacii K ChP Zelenskij V L 2016 This Belarus related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This mythology related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Zlydzens amp oldid 1115026542, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
