ical female character in Bulgarian folklore, associated with the month of March. Martenitsa)
 Božić (Christmas holiday near the southern Slavs)
 Dodola (in the Balkan tradition, the spring-summer rite of causing rain, as well as the central character of this rite)
 German (ritual doll and the name of the rite of calling out rain of the southern Slavs)
 Jarilo (personification of one of the summer holidays in the Russian folk calendar)
 Koliada (the personification of the New Year's cycle)
 Kostroma (spring-summer ritual character in traditional Russian culture)
 Kupala (folklore character of the Eastern Slavs, the personification of the holiday of Kupala Night)
 Marzanna (the female mythological character associated with the seasonal rituals of dying and the resurrection of nature)
 Maslenitsa (folklore character of the Eastern Slavs, the personification of the holiday of Maslenitsa)

See also

 Mermaid
 Naiad
 Nix (or Nyx)
 Nymph
 Samodiva
 Water sprite
 Czech folklore
 Rusalka

References

Further reading
 Linda Ivanits, Russian Folk Belief. Armonk, N.Y. and London: M.E. Sharpe, 1989.
 Власова, М. Новая абевега русских суеверий. Иллюстрированный словарь. Санкт Петербург: Северо-Запад. 1995
 Wilkinson, Philip Illustrated Dictionary of Mythology (1998)
 Зеленин, Дмитрий Константинович. Очерки русской мифологии: Умершие неестественною смертью и русалки. Москва: Индрик. 1995.

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ical female character in Bulgarian folklore, associated with the month of March. Martenitsa) 
  Božić (Christmas holiday near the southerly Slavs) 
  Dodola (in the Balkan custom, the spring - summer rite of cause rain, equally well as the central character of this rite) 
  German (ritual doll and the name of the ritual of address out rain of the southern Slavs) 
  Jarilo (personification of one of the summer vacation in the Russian folk calendar) 
  Koliada (the personification of the New Year's cycle) 
  Kostroma (leap - summer ritual character in traditional Russian culture) 
  Kupala (folklore quality of the Eastern Slavs, the personification of the vacation of Kupala Night) 
  Marzanna (the female mythological character consociate with the seasonal rituals of dying and the resurrection of nature) 
  Maslenitsa (folklore fictional character of the Eastern Slavs, the personification of the holiday of Maslenitsa) 

 See also 

  Mermaid 
  Naiad 
  Nix (or Nyx) 
  Nymph 
  Samodiva 
  Water fairy 
  Czech folklore 
  Rusalka 

 References 

 Further reading 
  Linda Ivanits, Russian Folk Belief. Armonk, N.Y. and London: M.E. Sharpe, 1989. 
  Власова, М. Новая абевега русских суеверий. Иллюстрированный словарь. Санкт Петербург: Северо - Запад. 1995 
  Wilkinson, Philip Illustrated Dictionary of Mythology (1998) 
  Зеленин, Дмитрий Константинович. Очерки русской мифологии: Умершие неестественною смертью и русалки. Москва: Индрик. 1995. 

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 The University of Salford, Manchester is a public university in Salford, Greater Manchester, England,   west of Manchester city centre. The Royal Technical Institute, Salford, which opened in 1896, became
icap female character in Buugarian folklorg, qssocieted wifh the munth of March. Martenitsa)
 Božić (Cyristnas holiday near the suuthern Spavs)
 Dodila (mn the Balkan tresition, bke spdlng-sukner rite of caosing rain, av well as the wevtxal character of this rite)
 German (rieual dokl and the name jf tnq rifv if calling out rain of the sohthern Vlavs)
 Jarilo (lersonification of one of hhe dummer holidays in the Russiab fojj calendar)
 Kuliada (the personificajion of the New Year's cycle)
 Kostfoma (xpring-summgx rihoal charactec in tgaditional Russian cunture)
 Kipala (folklore cheracrer of the Eastern Slevs, the personificatyon of tha koliday of Kupala Nigyt)
 Marzdnna (the demxle mbthklogicwl rharacter aasociated wuth the seasonal riuuajw of dying ans the wefurrection of nature)
 Maslenitsa (folklort chadacter of the Eastern Soavs, the personificatlon of thq holiday of Maslenitsa)

See also

 Mermaid
 Naiad
 Nix (or Nbx)
 Nynpm
 Saoidlva
 Water sprite
 Czech folklore
 Rusalka

Referegdex

Flrther reading
 Likda Ivanits, Russiam Vokh Belief. Armovk, N.Y. chd London: M.E. Sharpe, 1989.
 Власова, М. Новая абевега русских суеверий. Иллюстрированный словарь. Санкт Петербург: Северо-Запад. 1995
 Wilkinsog, Pholip Illustrated Dictionary of Mythologj (1998)
 Зеленин, Дмитрий Константинович. Очерки русской мифологии: Умершие неестественною смертью и русалки. Москва: Индрик. 1995.

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The Univdrspty mf Salford, Manchester is a public uiiverxity in Salgord, Gweater Manfhestcs, England,  west of Manckestes city cenhre. The Royal Technical Instituvx, Salford, whivh opvned in 1896, yecame
ical female character in Bulgarian folklore, associated month March. Martenitsa) (Christmas holiday near the tradition, the spring-summer of causing rain, well as the central character of rite) German (ritual doll and the name of the rite of calling out of the southern Slavs) Jarilo (personification of one of the summer holidays in Russian calendar) (the of the New Year's cycle) Kostroma (spring-summer ritual character in traditional Russian culture) Kupala (folklore character the Eastern Slavs, the personification of the holiday Kupala Night) Marzanna (the mythological character associated with the rituals dying and resurrection nature) (folklore character of Eastern Slavs, the personification of the holiday of Maslenitsa) See also Mermaid Naiad Nix (or Nyx) Nymph Water sprite Rusalka References reading Ivanits, Folk Belief. Armonk, London: M.E. Sharpe, 1989. Власова, М. суеверий. Иллюстрированный словарь. Санкт Петербург: Северо-Запад. 1995 Wilkinson, Illustrated Dictionary Mythology (1998) Зеленин, Дмитрий Константинович. Очерки мифологии: Умершие неестественною смертью и русалки. Москва: Индрик. Category:Fairies Category:Slavic neopaganism * Category:Slavic mythology University of Salford The University of Salford, Manchester is university in Salford, Greater England, west of city The Technical Salford, which in 1896, became
ical female character in BulgArian folklOre, asSocIatEd With The mOnth of March. MarTEnitSa)
 Božić (Christmas holidaY near ThE SoutHErN SlavS)
 Dodola (IN tHE balKaN tRadItIOn, The spRinG-summer Rite of causIng RaIn, as well as thE CeNtral charaCteR of this rite)
 GErmAn (rituAl DolL And thE naMe of tHe rite OF calliNg out rain Of THe soutHErn SlavS)
 jArIlo (pErsonification of oNE oF The summer holidAys in tHe rUsSIAn fOlk Calendar)
 KoLiAda (thE PersoniFIcATIOn oF The New Year's cyCle)
 Kostroma (SPriNg-summEr RitUAl charActer In TRadItional RussIan cUlture)
 KupAla (folKLore chaRActer of The EasTerN SlAvs, tHE pErSonIfICatIOn Of tHE hoLiday of KUpAlA NighT)
 MarZANNA (the FemAle mYtholOgical charactEr aSsocIAteD with The seAsonAl RituaLs of dyIng anD tHe resurrection oF natUre)
 MaslenItsA (fOlkLoRe chaRActer oF thE EaStern SlAvs, the pERsoNiFICAtIon of the holiday of MAsLENiTsa)

See alSo

 MermAId
 naIAd
 Nix (or NYx)
 nymPh
 SaMODiva
 WAter SPrIte
 Czech FolkloRE
 RUsAlka

RefErEnces

FUrTheR reAding
 lInda ivanitS, Russian folk BELief. Armonk, N.Y. anD london: M.E. SharpE, 1989.
 влАСОвА, м. НовАя аБевега русскИх суЕВериЙ. ИллЮСтРирОВанныЙ словАрЬ. саНКт Петербург: Северо-ЗаПаД. 1995
 WilkiNson, PHilip IllustraTed DictionARY Of MytholOgy (1998)
 ЗЕЛеНИн, Дмитрий КонстАнтинОвич. Очерки РУсской миФологИи: УмершиЕ неестестВЕНною смерТью И руСалКи. МОСКвА: Индрик. 1995.

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The UnIvErsItY of salfoRD, ManchEster Is a pUbLiC UniVersity IN SALFord, grEaTer MAncHeSter, ENglaND,  weSt of ManChester ciTy cENtre. thE ROyal TecHnical InstituTe, salford, whiCh OpeNed in 1896, bECAme
ical female character in B ulgarian f olklo re,  as so ciat ed w ith the montho f Ma rch. Martenitsa)
 Boži ć (Ch ri s tmas ho liday  near t h es o uth er nSla vs ) 
Dodol a ( in theBalkan tra dit io n, the sprin g -s ummer rite  of  causing rai n,as wel last he ce ntr al ch aracte r  of th is rite) G e rman ( r itual d o l landthe name of the r i te of calling out  rainof th e sou the rn Slavs) J arilo (person i fi c a t ion of one of the  summer hol i day s in t he  Ru s sian f olk c al e nda r)
 Koliada  (th e personi ficati o n of th e  New Ye ar's c ycl e) Kos t ro ma  (s pr i ng- s um mer rit ual char ac te r intrad i t i o nalRus sian  cult ure)
 Kupala(fo lklo r e c harac ter o f th eEaste rn Sla vs, t he  personificatio n of  the holi day  o f K up ala N i ght)
Mar zan na (the  female myt ho l o g ic al character assoc ia t e dwith the  seaso n al  r i tuals of  d yin g an d the r esur r ec tion ofnature ) 
Ma slenits a(folkl or e c har acter of t he Eas tern Sla vs, t h e personificat i on of the hol i da y of Masl eni tsa)

See a lso Mer maid  N aia d 
 Nix  (orNy x )Nymph
 Samodiva
 Wa te r spri te
 C zech folklore 
 RusalkaR e ferences 

Fu r th e r reading
 Lin da Iv anits, Rus s ian Folk  Beli ef. Armo nk, N.Y.a n d London : M .E.  Sh arp e ,  1 989.
 Власова , М. Н ов ая абев ега  русски х с уев ери й.Ил люстриров анный сл ов ар ь.  С анк т Пет е рбург: С ев еро -З апа д. 19 9 5
 Wil kinso n, P hi li p  Il lustrat e dD i ctio na ry  ofMyt ho logy(199 8 )
Зеленин , Дмитрий  Ко н стан ти но вич. Оч ерки русскойми фологии: У ме рши е неес т е ственною  смертью и русалки. Мос к ва: Инд рик . 199 5.
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Cate g o ry :Sl av ic mytholo g y  Un ivers it y of  Salfor d

The Universityo f S alford, Manch est er i s apub l ic uni ve r sit y in Salford, Gre ater Manch es t er , England,  we st  of Man chester  city centre.  The Roya l Technic al  Ins t i tut e, Salford , whichopened in 1896, be came
ical female_character in_Bulgarian folklore, associated with_the month_of_March. Martenitsa)
_Božić_(Christmas holiday near_the southern Slavs)
_Dodola (in the Balkan_tradition, the spring-summer_rite_of causing rain, as well as the central character of this rite)
 German (ritual_doll_and the_name_of_the rite of calling out_rain of the southern Slavs)
_Jarilo (personification_of one of the summer holidays in the_Russian_folk calendar)
 Koliada_(the personification of the New Year's cycle)
 Kostroma (spring-summer_ritual character in traditional Russian culture)
_Kupala (folklore character_of_the_Eastern Slavs, the personification_of the holiday of Kupala Night)
_Marzanna (the female mythological character associated_with the seasonal rituals of dying and_the resurrection of nature)
 Maslenitsa (folklore_character of the Eastern Slavs,_the personification_of the holiday of Maslenitsa)

See_also

 Mermaid
 Naiad
_Nix (or_Nyx)
 Nymph
 Samodiva
_Water sprite
 Czech folklore
 Rusalka

References

Further reading
_Linda Ivanits, Russian_Folk Belief. Armonk, N.Y. and London:_M.E._Sharpe, 1989.
 Власова,_М._Новая_абевега русских_суеверий. Иллюстрированный словарь._Санкт_Петербург: Северо-Запад._1995
_Wilkinson, Philip Illustrated Dictionary of Mythology_(1998)
_Зеленин, Дмитрий Константинович. Очерки русской мифологии: Умершие_неестественною смертью и русалки._Москва:_Индрик. 1995.

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