Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found.
Examples
Sorry, no example sentences found.
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘baba yaga’.
-
Mythical Beings
mermaid, manticore, fairy, brownie, dwarf, elf, leprechaun, selkie, gremlin, puck, pixie, genie and 97 more...
-
Fairy Tales
The Brothers Grimm, Disney, Hans Christian Anderson, Charles Perrault, folklore, George MacDonald, the inhabitants of Fabletown--it's all fair game.
cinderella, rose red, snow white, prince charming, beauty and the beast, sleeping beauty, little red riding..., pinocchio, bigby wolf, big bad wolf, briar rose, bluebeard and 45 more...
-
Fictional beasties
elf, gnome, dwarf, sprite, troll, fairy, nymph, imp, brownie, sasquatch, yeti, wookiee and 574 more...
-
the gods must be crazy!
quetzalcoatl, baron-samedi, loa, orichas, arianrhod, aine, amaethon, annwn, arnemetia, balor, badbh, bean nighe and 1061 more...
-
Words Covered in Faery Dust (B)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
balcony, bailey, baguette, bairn, balalaika, baldric, balefire, baby's breath, ballet, balm of gilead, balsam, baluster and 188 more...
-
figments
denizens of the imagination (non-human, mostly).
an offshoot of animaliabandersnatch, gnome, fairy, elf, troll, ent, hobbit, dwarf, orc, ogre, gollum, basilisk and 78 more...
-
Eastern European/Russian mythical cre...
bascelik, bannik, balaur, baba yaga, aitvaras, zaltys, vampire, strigoi, rusalka, dhampir, vilkacis, indrik and 6 more...
-
myth, folklore, fairy tale and legend
innana, ishtar, john henry, paul bunyan, osiris, ra, demigod, valkyrie, baba yaga, fenrir, morrigan, el dorado and 49 more...
-
Cryptozoology
Imaginary Critters. Many are featured in the book "BEASTS!", curated by Jacob Covey.
amermait, baba yaga, wolpertinger, kraken, loathly worm, golem, catoblepas, beast of bray road, melusine, triton, sphinx, succubus and 66 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for baba yaga.

treeseed "Baba Yaga (Russian: Ба�?ба-Яга�?), is, in Slavic folklore, the wild old woman; the witch; and mistress of magic. She is also seen as a forest spirit, leading hosts of spirits. In Russian tales, Baba Yaga is portrayed as a hag who flies through the air in a mortar, using the pestle as a rudder and sweeping away the tracks behind her with a broom made out of silver birch. She lives in a log cabin that moves around on a pair of dancing chicken legs, and/or surrounded by a palisade with a skull on each pole."
_Wikipedia
Reverred as one of the dark or crone goddesses in some traditions of modern Wicca. Jan 24, 2008