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Archura (Old Turkic: 𐰀𐰺𐰲𐰆𐰺𐰀; Turkish: Arçura) is a
shapeshifting woodland spirit in
Turkic mythology who
protects wild
animals and forests. Archura...
- pseudonym. The
first Tatar ballet by
Farit Yarullin had its name
after Şüräle.
Archura Äbädä Мифы народов мира/под ред. Токарева С. А. — М., Советская энциклопедия...
- mountains, with
origins going as far back as
Sumerian mythology.
Archura –
Forest monster.
Archura usually appears as a man, but he is able to
change his size...
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inside out and backwards, and
placing one's
shoes on the
opposite feet.
Archura Bichura "Әбәдә".
Tatar Encyclopaedia (in Tatar). Kazan: The
Republic of...
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outright manifesting herself and even
talking to the wish maker. Äbädä
Archura "ALARA NEDİR?
alara ne zaman?". nedir.antoloji.com.
Retrieved 2015-08-24...
- The book is
written in Old
Turkic alphabet like the
Orkhon inscriptions.
Archura, an evil
forest demon. Qarakorshaq, a
hiding animal-like
creature that...
- cats, coffins, and
sometimes even humans. They are also
resistant to
Archura's enchantments.
Uylaks pester and
scare people on
desolate roads they infested...
- at
night to spin.
There are two
different kinds of Chura. The
other is
Archura, a
woodland spirit and
consort of
Orman İyesi Türk
Mitolojisi Ansiklopedik...
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Network Solutions,
McHenry launched other business ventures,
including Archura and
Defense Manufacturing,
where he
currently serves as
chairman and CEO...
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mythology may have
included the tree of life Ulukayın, and
forest spirits archura and äbädä.
dikili damga has been
mistranslated as “sewn stamp” [sic] but...
