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later literary origin. Saulė, the Sun
Goddess (Surya in
Vedic hinduism)
Vakarinė,
goddess of the
Evening Star. Vėjopatis, god of the wind and
master of...
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morning star (Venus) in the
Lithuanian mythology. She is the
antipode to "
Vakarinė", the
evening star. Her cult
possibly stems from that of the Indo-European...
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Lithuanian folklore attests a
similar dual role for
luminous deities Vakarine and Ausrine:
Vakarine, the
Evening Star, made the bed for
solar goddess Saulė, and...
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Utrenitsa Vallis 55.0N 280.0E 700.0 1997 Old
Russian name for
planet Venus.
Vakarine Vallis 5.0N 336.4E 625.0 1994
Lithuanian word for
planet Venus. Veden-Ema...
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Vechernyaya "deity of the
evening star" Latv vakars, Lith vãkaras "evening";
Vakarine "goddess of the
evening star" OIr
ucher "evening" OArm gišer "night; darkness"...
- Basanavičiaus gatvėje vasarą draudžiamas dviračių ir elektrinių paspirtukų eismas".
Vakarinė Palanga (in Lithuanian). 2 June 2022.
Retrieved 10
February 2023....
- dual role for
luminous deities Vakarine and Ausrine, akin to
Slavic Zoryas (although it
lacks the door imagery):
Vakarine, the
Evening Star, made the bed...
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Ragutiene Pati Rasa Ratainyčia Saulė Sėlija Sergėtoja Upinė Užsparinė
Vaivora Vakarinė (Brėkšta, Vakarė) Valginė
Veliuona Verpiančioji (Verpėja) Žemės Motina...
- Saulė (Sun) and they had
seven daughters: Aušrinė (Morning Star – Venus),
Vakarinė (Evening Star – Venus),
Indraja (Jupiter),
Vaivora or son Pažarinis in...
- for Saulė and
makes her
ready for
another day's
journey across the sky.
Vakarinė (the
evening star)
makes the bed for Saulė in the evening. In the Lithuanian...
