- romanized: karakondžul; Serbian: караконџула / karakondžula; Turkish: karakoncolos; or
kallikantzaroi in plural) is a
malevolent creature in
Southeast European and Anatolian...
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after the
French Revolutionary song Carmagnole) and the
reactionary Kallikantzaroi ("goblins") who
represented mostly the
traditional land-holding elites...
- who
punish miscreants,
sometimes in
cooperation with
Santa Claus, and
Kallikantzaroi of
Southeastern Europe, who
create general mayhem during the season...
- in
Dutch folklore similar to the
German kobold or
Irish leprachaun.
Kallikantzaroi –
Malevolent goblin-like
creatures in
Southeast European folklore, believed...
- Year's Eve". In Greece, the yule log was
believed to
drive away the
kallikantzaroi, the evil
monsters of
local folklore, from one's home. In the United...
-
opposed the traditional,
reactionary land-holding
notables (nicknamed
Kallikantzaroi). The
struggle of the two
parties dominated the
political affairs of...
- (Scandinavian) – Wind
spirit Kalakeyas (Hindu) –
Descendants of Kala
Kallikantzaroi (Gr****) – Grotesque,
malevolent spirit Kamaitachi (****anese) – Wind...
- the Lord, St.
Basil and
other saints, the poor, the household, or the
Kallikantzaroi. In
older times, the coin
often was a
valuable one, such as a gold sovereign...
-
after the
French Revolutionary song Carmagnole) and the
reactionary Kallikantzaroi ("goblins") who
represented mostly the
traditional land-holding elites...
-
strange home
invasions and
uncover a
bizarre Wesen phenomenon called kallikantzaroi (malevolent goblins-like wesen), with a rare
genetic disease disorder...
