- In
Basque mythology,
Basajaun (Basque pronunciation: [
bas̺ajaun], "Lord of the forest", plural: basajaunak,
female basandere) is a huge,
hairy hominid...
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Mariamman Sugaar Sorginak Basajaun Lamia (Basque mythology)
Aatxe Urkiola Nature Reserve,
Basque Country:...
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killer is
dubbed El
Basajaún ("Lord of the Woods") by the
media after a
Basque mythological creature.
Engrasi insists that the
basajaún is real and a protector...
- jentiletxe,
harrespil are jentilbaratz,
caves can be
jentilzulo or jentilkoba.
Basajaun Giant (mythology)
Hominid cryptids Lamia Mari
Sorginak [1] at the Auñamendi...
- also be equivalent, but some
sources say this is
another name for the
Basajaun.
Tartaro (or Tartaroa) is the form
given in some
translated tales and commentary...
- Bedaio),
Lamirain (in Arano),
Lamusin (in Sare), Lamiñosin (in Ataun).
Basajaun Sorginak Mari Glaistig –
Ghost from
Scottish mythology "lamia". Orotariko...
- the
battle where Navarre lost its
independence to the
Crown of Castile.
Basajaun Legend of la
Encantada "The
Basque Mythology at the
present time" (PDF)...
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Hecatoncheires Hyperboreans Laestrygonians Menoetius Orion Syrbotae Talos Tityos Basajaun Jentil Mairu Olentzero Tartalo Ojáncanu
Mande Barung Ten
Giant Warriors...
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shape of a man. Akerbeltz,
demonic spirit in the form of a
billy goat.
Basajaun, the wild man of the woods. Gaizkiñ, an evil
spirit that
causes diseases...
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heralds the
death of a
family member by screaming, shrieking, or keening.
Basajaun,
Basandere – (Basque)
hairy woodland spirit Baumseele – (German) the personified...
