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- man,
eternal lover of Hämarik Koll –
bogey Kolumats –
bogeyman Kratt,
Pisuhänd, Tulihänd, Hännamees, Puuk – a
demon who
stole and
brought food, money...
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kratt in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kratt (or
kratid in plural; also
pisuhänd, puuk, tulihänd, vedaja), is a
magical creature in old
Estonian mythology...
- (1905–1908)
Jutustused (1913) Mäeküla
piimamees (1916)
Tabamata ime (1912)
Pisuhänd (1913) Side (1917)
Rahva sulased (unfinished,
Looming 1934/1–3)
story Jobu...
- Arvo Mägi 1972:
Iluduskuninganna (The
Beauty Queen) by
Artur Adson 1980:
Pisuhänd (The Kratt) by
Eduard Vilde Kadi
Taniloo was
married twice: her
first husband...
-
machine guns were needed, one
platoon used the War of Independence-era "
Pisuhänd"
armored car. The
remaining two cars were
ordered by the
Estonian Defence...
-
television role was that of
Ludvig Sander in the
comedy television film
Pisuhänd in 1981,
based on the 1913
satirical play
written by
Eduard Vilde and directed...
-
parallel is the
flying serpent летучий змей), even
though the
alias name
pisuhänd ('spark tail') is
evocative of a
fiery serpent. The
Estonian kratt's favourite...
- You Like It (Estonian title: Mida soovite) by
William Shakespeare 1942:
Pisuhänd (The Kratt;
performed in German) by
Eduard Vilde 1943:
Richard der Grosse...
- and performances.
During this time he
translated Eduard Vilde's
comedy Pisuhänd (1913),
which was
published under the
German title Der Schratt. With students...
