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1348:978-0-393-08921-9
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574:1902 – The
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3625:Categories
3553:Roerichism
3536:Sylenkoism
3511:Kandybaism
3496:Authentism
3430:Maslenitsa
3399:Uastyrdzhi
3334:Martenitsa
3301:Bogomilism
3220:Literature
3070:Maslenitsa
3035:Baba Marta
2985:Tintilinić
2935:Rozhanitsy
2910:Povitrulya
2875:Likhoradka
2791:Chuhaister
2761:Black Arab
2267:Rozhanitsy
2252:Mat Zemlya
2179:Svarozhits
1976:Chernoglav
1782:Sova Books
1682:"Водяница"
1464:: 83–109.
1229:2020-09-08
1197:2020-09-08
1149:"ρουσάλια"
1135:Culture.RF
1071:References
879:2013 – In
869:video game
836:expansion.
750:technique.
409:See also:
405:Green week
331:Variations
159:loskotukha
115:vodyanikha
110:vodyanitsa
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3506:Ivanovism
3501:Bazhovism
3440:Donbettyr
3295:Pomerania
3206:Ukrainian
3121:Lukomorye
2930:Raskovnik
2905:Płanetnik
2816:Dziwożona
2751:Berehynia
2741:Baš Čelik
2731:Baba Yaga
2564:Svyatogor
2421:Shamanism
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2127:Perperuna
2117:Rugiaevit
1612:cite book
1477:7 January
1438:(IV): 59.
1402:Internet
1398:"Rusalka"
1216:Internet
1212:"Rusalka"
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1180:"Rosalia"
1169:, p. 341.
1064:Hantu Air
1049:Sihuanaba
981:'s opera
834:Guildpact
671:(part of
604:Vodyanaya
552:Roussalka
434:romanized
415:Pentecost
393:dziwożona
247:Pentecost
211:Bulgarian
189:Etymology
60:(plural:
3324:Zagovory
3271:Bulgaria
3183:Folklore
3065:Marzanna
3060:Kostroma
3015:Werewolf
2990:Topielec
2955:Shishiga
2945:Samodiva
2900:Nocnitsa
2860:Koshchei
2855:Karzełek
2830:Firebird
2786:Chernava
2766:Błędnica
2726:Alkonost
2714:Entities
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2655:Dvorovoy
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2609:Kikimora
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2103:or Prone
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1014:Călușari
1002:See also
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595:Су анасы
591:Su Anasy
462:Kostroma
425:Cyrillic
235:ῥουσάλια
147:shutovka
90:Melusine
66:Cyrillic
3631:Rusalki
3574:Fantasy
3546:Ynglism
3394:Dazhbog
3382:Uacilla
3277:Bohemia
3265:Moravia
3201:Serbian
3196:Russian
3156:Beliefs
3135:Objects
3050:Koliada
2975:Stricha
2965:Strzyga
2940:Rusalka
2925:Rahmans
2915:Psoglav
2850:Ispolin
2840:Gamayun
2811:Dukljan
2796:Cikavac
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2776:Boginki
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2685:Ovinnik
2680:Moryana
2650:Domovoy
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2385:Voloska
2356:Pogvizd
2257:Moryana
2247:Koliada
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2137:Stribog
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2089:Porevit
2084:Porenut
2044:Pizamar
2024:Kresnik
1981:Dazhbog
1963:Deities
1918:Rusalka
1846:Русалка
1823:Русалка
1815:Sources
1686:Теремок
1556:12 July
1415:12 July
1354:12 July
1314:12 July
984:Rusalka
977:2024 –
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899:2016 –
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537:1856 –
528:Rusalka
526:1831 –
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483:Moryana
471:Marina.
421:rusalki
389:boginka
373:Belarus
369:Ukraine
340:Rusalka
321:Russian
273:Rusałki
243:Rosālia
215:русалия
207:русалиꙗ
199:рѹсалиѩ
183:rusalka
171:Russian
155:шутовка
151:Russian
143:купалка
139:Russian
135:kupalka
123:Russian
102:mermaid
82:rusałki
78:rusałka
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3611:Notes:
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3283:Poland
3279:(880s)
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3232:Bylina
3211:Polish
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3055:Kupala
3040:German
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2980:Sudice
2970:Stuhać
2960:Skrzak
2890:Molfar
2885:Meduza
2865:Krsnik
2845:Indrik
2835:Gagana
2700:Shubin
2670:Boruta
2635:Bannik
2544:Popiel
2504:Libuše
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2406:Vedmak
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3000:Vesna
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