Yerdi - God of plants and cereal beverages. Aira - Patron of eternal timeline. Mozh - Evil sister of the sun and moon. Mozh devoured all their other relatives in the sky, and now constantly chases her celestial siblings. Eclipses occur on the rare occasions when she catches up with them and takes them prisoner. Mozh will consent to release the sun and the moon only after it has been so requested by an innocent first-born girl. Bolam-Deela - Not much is known about him/her. He/she may or may not have been equivalent to Deela-Malkh. Khagya-Yerdi or Maetskhali - Lord of the rocks. Mattir-Deela - Another little known deity. P'eerska - (Friday) The keeper of time. Supernatural creatures and heroes Nokhcho, mythical founder of the Vainakh people Pkharmat (or Kurk'o), demi-god Nart who stole fire from the cruel god Sela. Equivalent of Greek Prometheus, and Georgian Amirani. He is also equivalent to the Circassian Pataraz. Pkhagalberi tribe. Mythological dwarf race, Pkhagalberi translated as Haareriders. They were invulnerable to any kind of weapons their enemies the Narts had. Turpal, a free-roaming horse who came to help Pkharmat in his journey when he called him. "Turpal always roamed free, grazing among seven mountains, and drinking sea-water." Uja. A cyclops, faithful servant of Sela. He chained Pkharmat to the summit of Mount Kazbek. Ida. King of birds, - a falcon who comes every morning to tear Pkharmat's liver. Spirit of Galain-Am Lake, a mythologic bull protecting sacred Galain-Am Lake from pollution and from unfaithful acts. Melhun, the fallen angel. Nart, a mythical race of giants. Separately from the mythology of other peoples of the Caucasus, in Waynakh mythology Narts could be both good and evil. Almas, evil forest spirits. They can be both male and female almases. Almas-men covered with hair, a terrible kind, fierce and insidious; on the chest of them is a sharp axe. Female almases have an extraordinary beauty, but also evil, insidious and dangerous. Sometimes they seem terrifying creatures of enormous growth with huge breasts, thrown over his shoulders behind his back. Favorite theirs occupation - dance: throwing his chest behind his back, raising his hands up, they dance in the moonlight. Almases live in the woods, on the highlands. They are patronized by wild animals and sometimes come with a hunter in a love affair. Luck on hunting, according to legends, depends on the benevolence of an almas.