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85:. The people sacrificed to them, calling them gods. They brought their sons and daughters and sacrificed to demons. They desecrated the earth with their offerings. And the land of Rus and the hill were defiled with blood. But the gracious God desires not the death of sinners. Upon that hill now stands the church of Saint Basil, as we shall later narrate.
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Michał Łuczyński returns to such an etymology. He points out that the
Ukrainian word about such a meaning is also found in some south-western dialects of Russian. In addition, he points out that while researching the etymology of this theonym, certain words were overlooked: Russian стрыбый,
585:) with the vowel ⟨i⟩ instead of the expected ⟨y⟩ is explained as a mixing of these vowels, which is attested in the texts of southern East Slavic since the end of the 11th century, which is connected with the influence of the grammar of the
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is a god in Slavic mythology found in three East Slavic sources, whose cult may also have existed in Poland. The sources do not inform about the functions of the god, but nowadays he is most often interpreted as a wind deity who distributes
495:. According to him, "to jump", "to leap" as the meaning of this word family in Ukrainian and some Russian dialects developed late, and the original meaning of these words would be "to move at high speed", and "to flow". He points to the
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578:"to flow". This etymology is supported by the fact that after Christianization this theonym was preserved mainly in hydronyms, which proves that the meaning of the theonym was known to the Slavs.
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is also worshipped as the god of war, of the dead, of the harvest, but also of the good and bad fate, as he connects sky and earth. The name was also associated with the nickname of
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and is the first part of the name. Stribog could therefore be the Slavic god of sky. This etymology has been advocated by a number of scholars, including
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is unlikely, since hydronyms and personal names indicate that the consonant ⟨b⟩ belonged to the root, not the suffix, e.g., the
Ukrainian hydronym Стриб,
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According to Michał Łuczyński, Jakobson's etymology is linguistically correct, however, according to him, the division of the theonym into
1566:(in Russian). Vol. 5. Слово Даниила Заточника — Я. Дополнения. Карты. Указатели. Petersburg: Дмитрий Буланин. 1995. pp. 68–70.
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According to Mark Vey, Stribog could in fact be originally an epithet meaning literally "father god", which was used in the religions of
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431:"to jump" and explained it as "god-jumper, god who jumps". Brückner divided the word in terms of its structure into the segment
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in the meaning "to escape, fly", "to jump high and far". He reconstructs the Proto-Slavic form of these words as
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Ukrainian verb стриба́ти,
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World
Divided Book 2 (2012) of the Secret World Chronicles where slavic folklore entities are reimagined as
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129:Се вѣтри, Стрибожи ⟨/Стьри-?⟩ вънуци, вѣють съ моря стрѣлами на храбрыѣ ⟨хоробрыѣ⟩ пълкы Игоревы.
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language on the Old East Slavic language. The mixing of these vowels also occurs in hydronyms (
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Now the winds, sons of
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324:"I am called he who spreads". He links the pair of Dazhbog and Stribog with the Vedic pair of
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471:"to jump", etc. He further indicated that he could not say anything more about the theonym.
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Oh, perfidious devil’s deceit, not even pagans would do it! And others believe in
Stribog,
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Gabriela Houston features as a protagonist a granddaughter of the deity Stribog.
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789:"old man", and the process described by Vey did not occur in Slavic language.
397:"strong wind, air", and explained the theonym as "god of creaking, swishing".
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historicity of the deity is dubious; functions of the deity are unclear.
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was sometimes referred to as "good wind" and connected it to the core
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Christian propaganda performance of Stribog, Georg A. Schleusing,
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who placed Stribog in the first group of the so-called the
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479:"rapid, swift ("fast-dripping")", Russian dial. стрива́ть,
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Vey, Mark (1958). "К этимологии древнерусского Стрибогъ".
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to describe the god of the bright sky. The reconstructed
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According to some linguists, Baltic words for "father" (
985:- Australian black metal musician named after the deity.
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He reconstructs the Proto-Slavic form of the theonym as
302:"to spread". The theonym would thus consist of the stem
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Etymological Dictionary of the Slavic Inherited Lexicon
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The Old East Slavic notation of the theonym (Стрибогъ,
556:"to move quickly" from "to flow, run"), and the suffix
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Stribog appears for the first time in the 12th-century
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483:"to flash (of lightning)", and Ukrainian стрибати,
290:. The verb comes from the Proto-Indo-European root
1610:. Warsaw: Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego.
1584:(2002). "Neues zu „slavisch st aus älterem pt"?".
818:There are also other interpretations of the name:
451:). He pointed to a whole family of words with the
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1588:(in German). Vienna: Praesens. pp. 239–256.
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526:"current (water)". Additionally, Russian dial.
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845:, this may also be indicated by the fact that
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174:La religion ancienne et moderne des Moscovites
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1792:
1735:Bogowie dawnych Słowian. Studium onomastyczne
1649:Mallory, James P.; Adams, Douglas Q. (2006).
1426:
860:("god of beauty", "god worthy of honor", cf.
340:. This etymology is one of the most popular.
3571:Slavic Native Faith's calendars and holidays
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1759:. Warszawa: Państwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe.
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902:the winds are called "Stribogs grandsons"
1737:. Kielce: Kieleckie Towarzystwo Naukowe.
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1697:Słownik etymologiczny languagea polskiego
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1241:Энциклопедия „Слова о полку Игореве” 1995
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680:. After the so-called Iranian inversion,
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1655:. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.
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455:segment connected with jumping: стриб,
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1876:Alvarez-Pedroza, Juan Antonio (2021).
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400:Jakobson's etymology was supported by
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872:, but this etymology is problematic.
759:Such etymology is criticized by most
601:) and in Ukrainian, cf. Стрый/Стрий,
548:, which would consist of the segment
245:
226:, attested in the 1282, and possibly
3314:Folk cults (also including Ossetian)
3139:Russian traditions and superstitions
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1564:Энциклопедия "Слова о полку Игореве"
294:, which in Latin occurs in the verb
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1402:
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1726:Altgermanische Religionsgeschichte
518:"current (water)", cf. Lithuanian
57:together with other gods for whom
14:
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1502:Findeizen, Nikolai (2008-02-07).
355:, or Polish names beginning with
298:and in the Greek verb στόρνυμι,
2646:Mistress of the Copper Mountain
1538:
1495:
1073:
241:Etymologies and interpretations
230:name for river from modern-day
1776:Svět slovanských bohů a démonů
1700:. Krakowska Spółka Wydawnicza.
1001:
884:would correspond to the Latin
688:and replaced it with the word
1:
3497:Ringing Cedars' Anastasianism
1926:Slavic mythology and religion
1880:. Leiden: Koninklijke Brill.
1810:Ohonóvsʹkyy, Omelyán (1876).
1694:Brückner, Aleksander (1927).
989:
975:− firearm by the Slovak firm
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771:and is cognate to Lithuanian
1855:Anatoliy, Abrashkin (2016).
1554:(in Russian). Moscow: Nauka.
1508:. Indiana University Press.
724:turned into the Slavic word
7:
1709:. Kraków: Wydawnictwo WAM.
1705:Szyjewski, Andrzej (2003).
979:named for the deity Stribog
899:The Tale of Igor's Campaign
826:root with the word стрити,
621:Dated and other etymologies
491:from the Proto-Slavic stem
137:The Tale of Igor's Campaign
110:The Tale of Igor's Campaign
10:
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1733:Łuczyński, Michał (2020).
966:Croatian Tales of Long Ago
938:− star named after Stribog
905:Stribog is a mentioned in
876:reconstructed the name as
499:of the meaning of Russian
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3338:Nicholas the Wonderworker
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896:In the 12th century poem
720:, but according to Vey,
708:(replaced by the synonym
692:, which is borrowed from
633:term for "god father" is
564:"to flow, run", from the
163:
26:
21:
3450:Revivalist organizations
750:trifunctional hypothesis
1861:(in Russian). Aegitas.
332:, or the Greek pair of
147:also mentions Stribog:
145:word of John Chrysostom
113:, the winds are called
3529:Russian Zoroastrianism
3144:Serbian folk astronomy
2540:Vasilisa the Beautiful
2465:Kyi, Shchek and Khoryv
1724:de Vries, Jan (1970).
1092:
1084:
718:Balto-Slavic languages
279:, Russian простереть,
177:
161:
141:
105:
3512:Vseyasvetnaya Gramota
3502:Slavic-Hill Rodnovery
3360:George the Victorious
2470:Lech, Czech, and Rus'
1942:Chernobog and Belobog
1812:Слово о полку Игореве
1774:Váňa, Zdeněk (1990).
1604:Gieysztor, Aleksander
1548:Voprosy Jazykoznanija
955:Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić
920:(2024) by Layla Fae.
782:"old, venerable" and
463:"to jump", стрибо́к,
439:, in the likeness of
171:
149:
119:
63:
3326:Paraskeva of Iconium
3218:Ukrainian fairy tale
3016:Dodola and Perperuna
2480:Mikula Selyaninovich
1793:Ivanov, Vyacheslav;
1778:. Prague: Panorama.
1757:Mitologia słowiańska
1753:Brückner, Aleksander
1417:, p. 131, 133..
1205:Alvarez-Pedroza 2021
1193:Alvarez-Pedroza 2021
1178:Alvarez-Pedroza 2021
1166:Alvarez-Pedroza 2021
799:noted that the word
767:is derived from PIE
467:"jump", стрибну́ти,
416:Water interpretation
402:Aleksander Gieysztor
186:Novgorod Governorate
125:Old East Slavic text
89:Old East Slavic text
3492:Peterburgian Vedism
3462:Slavic Native Faith
3213:Serbian epic poetry
3198:Bosniak epic poetry
3055:Mythological places
2555:Legendary creatures
2545:Volga Svyatoslavich
2370:Priesthood and cult
1463:Brückner & 1927
1381:, p. 131, 133.
1168:, pp. 277–278.
1050:[strʲɪˈbok]
973:Grand Power Stribog
892:Cultural depictions
684:abandoned the word
631:Proto-Indo-European
587:Old Church Slavonic
573:Proto-Indo-European
459:"jump", стриба́ти,
425:Aleksander Brückner
421:Omelyan Ohonóvsʹkyy
387:Alexander Afanasyev
379:Stanisław Urbańczyk
267:, derived from the
251:Wind interpretation
192:leak, Стрибожская,
115:Stribog's grandsons
3538:In popular culture
3208:Russian fairy tale
2505:Mustay-Bey of Lika
1480:, p. 184-186.
1369:, p. 130-132.
1357:, p. 162-164.
1303:, p. 127-128.
1180:, p. 277-278.
1156:, p. 184–186.
1067:[strɪˈbɔɦ]
1028:[strɨˈbɔx]
775:"uncle, old man",
566:Proto-Balto-Slavic
552:(a verb noun from
318:, who says in the
263:contains the stem
246:Modern etymologies
178:
59:Vladimir the Great
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3290:Apocryphal prayer
3082:Oponskoye Kingdom
2994:
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2616:Cornflower Wraith
2530:Solovey-Razboynik
2510:Nikita the Tanner
2430:Dobrynya Nikitich
1887:978-90-04-44138-5
1840:. Moscow: Nauka.
1803:Мифы народов мира
1795:Toporov, Vladimir
1744:978-83-60777-83-1
1662:978-0-19-929668-2
1631:Selected Writings
1617:978-83-235-0234-0
1608:Mitologia Słowian
1515:978-0-253-02637-8
1318:, p. 18, 20.
1264:, p. 30, 51.
977:Grand Power s.r.o
942:Stribog Mountains
742:Vyacheslav Ivanov
716:) or even in the
694:Iranian languages
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3272:Bogomilism
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3172:Serbian
3167:Russian
3127:Beliefs
3106:Objects
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2015:Pizamar
1995:Kresnik
1952:Dazhbog
1934:Deities
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235:Striboz
232:Germany
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3182:Polish
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3062:Alatyr
3046:Jarilo
3026:Kupala
3011:German
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2951:Sudice
2941:Stuhać
2931:Skrzak
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2856:Meduza
2836:Krsnik
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2806:Gagana
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2641:Boruta
2606:Bannik
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2475:Libuše
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2377:Vedmak
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2305:Kupala
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