- Bulgarian), Mara (in Ukrainian), Morė (in Lithuanian),
Marena (in Russian), or
Marzanna (in Polish) is a
pagan Slavic goddess ****ociated with
seasonal rites based...
-
although in
certain cultures death is
perceived as
female (for instance,
Marzanna in
Slavic mythology, or
Santa Muerte in Mexico).
Death is also portra****...
- burned. The
Marzanna ritual represents the end of the dark days of winter, the
victory over death, and the
welcoming of the
spring rebirth.
Marzanna is a Slavic...
-
comedy film
directed by
Filip Zylber,
written by
Wiktor Piątkowski and
Marzanna Polit and
starring Adrianna Chlebicka,
Mateusz Banasiuk and Mirosław Baka...
- No
Mercy "Morena", a song by Red
Hurley Morena, an
alternative form of
Marzanna, a
Slavic goddess of
harvest and
witchcraft Morena Dam, California, United...
- 27 (2): 157. doi:10.1023/A:1014382532639. S2CID 143820412.
Alina Hyz;
Marzanna B. Lament; Sławomir I. Bukowski, eds. (2021).
Competitiveness and Economic...
-
Earth Mother and is
probably the
oldest deity in
Slavic mythology besides Marzanna. She is also
called Mati Syra
Zemlya meaning Mother Damp
Earth or Mother...
-
probably an
adaptation of a
traditional ceremony to
drown a
straw figure of
Marzanna, the
spirit of winter. The "bears" were
often invited in as they were believed...
- (around Podlachia),
zmora (around Kraków). An
etymological connection with
Marzanna, the name of a demon/goddess of
winter has been conjectured. It
could be...
- Portuguese, Gr**** or East
European variant of Mary, Marianna, Maria,
Marzanna and as a
short form of Tamara. It is a
variant of Maura, an Anglicization...
