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In Finnish mythology, Ajattar (also spelled Aiatar, Ajattaro or Ajattara) is a spirit known as "Devil of the Woods". It is an evil female spirit that manifests as a snake or dragon. Ajatar is said to be the mother of the devil. She spreads disease and pestilence, any that look at her become ill, and she suckles serpents. | In Finnish mythology, Ajattar (also spelled Aiatar, Ajattaro or Ajattara) is a spirit known as "Devil of the Woods". It is an evil female spirit that manifests as a snake or dragon. Ajatar is said to be the mother of the devil. She spreads disease and pestilence, any that look at her become ill, and she suckles serpents. | ||
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Rose, Carol. (1996) Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins - An Encyclopedia. New York: Norton. | Rose, Carol. (1996) Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins - An Encyclopedia. New York: Norton. | ||
[[Category:Dragons]] | [[Category:Dragons]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Names]] | [[Category:Dragon Names]] | ||
[[Category:Origin:Finland]] | [[Category:Origin: Finland]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Continent: Europe]] | ||
[[Category:Race: | [[Category:Race: Snake]] | ||
