Skrzak

Skrzak
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The skrzak or skrzat is a little flying imp in Polish and Wendish mythology.

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v • d • e Slavic mythology

Major gods	Dažbog • Jarilo • Morana • Perun • Šiwa • Svantevit • Svarog/Svarožič • Triglav • Veles • Zaria • Zorya

Other gods	Belobog • Berehynia • Berstuk • Chernobog • Dodola • Dziewona • Dzydzilelya • Hors • Flins • Karewit • Kupala • Lada • Mat Zemlya • Mokosh • Oźwiena • Porenut • Porewit • Porvata • Radigost • Rod • Rugiewit • Stribog • Zirnitra • Złota Baba

Legendary heroes	Alyosha Popovich • Bash Chelik • Burislav • Dobrynya Nikitich • Ilya Muromets • Ivan Tsarevich • Lech, Czech and Rus • Libuše • Nikita the Furrier • Popiel • Prince Marko • Sadko • Svyatogor

Magical creatures and plants	Alkonost • Cikavac • Firebird • Fern-flower • Gamayun • Raskovnik • Simargl • Sirin • Zmey

Spirits and demons	Ala • Baba Yaga • Bagiennik • Bannik • Bies • Boginki • Bukavac • Dola • Domovoi • Drekavac • Dukljan • German • Karzełek • Kikimora • Koschei • Lady midday • Leshiy • Likho • Polevik • Psoglav • Rusalka • Shishiga • Skrzak • Solovey-Razboynik • Stuhać • Sudice • Topielec • Vampir • Vila • Vodyanoy • Zduhać

Other	Films based on Slavic mythology • Russian traditions and superstitions

References

Herbert Gottschalk: Lexicon Der Mythologie. Safari-Verlag. Berlin. 1973.

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