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Rozhanitsy, narecnitsy, and
sudzhenitsy are
invisible spirits or
deities of fate in the pre-Christian
religion of the Slavs. They are
related to pregnancy...
- also
known as Sud ("(the) Judge"). He is
usually mentioned together with
Rozhanitsy deities (among
Southern Slavs, the Sudzenitsy). One's
first haircut (postriziny)...
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single individual. The trio of
Fates also
appears in
Slavic culture as the
Rozhanitsy,
figures who
foretell an individual's destiny.
Similar to Gr**** mythology...
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repeatedly condemned,
through official admonitions, the
worship of Rod and the
Rozhanitsy ("God and the Goddesses", or "Generation and the generatrixes") with offerings...
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sheaves pray to the Vily, to Mokosh, and Sim and Rgl, to Perun, Rod, the
Rozhanitsy and all the like. –
Sermon by One Who
Loves Christ and Is a
Jealous Defender...
- no
consensus in
scholarship about Rod's
status in mythology.
Rozhanitsy Moirai Rozhanitsy ("Givers of life"),
Sudenitsy ("Givers of fate"), and Narechnitsy...
- account,
pagan Slavs worshiped : Vila, Mokosh, Dziwa, Perun, Khors, Rod and
Rozhanitsy,
ghosts and banks[clarification needed], and Pereplut, and
turning to...
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Personifications Dola
Karna and Zhelya [ru]H
Koliada Mat
Zemlya Moryana Rod
Rozhanitsy Zorya Pseudo-deities
Chislobog Chur Dana [ru]
Dzidzileyla Flins Krodo...
- Szyjewski,
represent a
threefold division of the day. They also
function as
Rozhanitsy:
Another folk
saying from
Poland is thus: Żarze, zarzyczki, jest was trzy...
- Norns, the Anglo-Germanic Wyrd Sisters, the
Bulgarian Orisnizi and
Slavic Rozhanitsy easily identifiable.
Monaciello –
Little men
dressed as monks. Monopod...
