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Tyh Tyt Nay, the patron saint of the mouth (river) Tukh and nearby water bodies; Tyh Tyt (lit.: mouth of the river Tyh) - on modern maps of the Tukhta River, a tributary of the Lozva).
Malachite Flower
Lypta ytay is a beautiful green caterpillar on the leaves
Menquah-keeper of the Polum-Torum-Oyka River, Pelym (Ivdel district, Sverdlovsk region).        The Meӈkv is a relict forest giant. According to folklore stories, the Menquas can be hostile to humans, but they can also but they can also be helpful. The Me
Heart-Flower, left over from a Menquah who has fallen in love with a human being
In the domains of the Mistress of the Denezhkin Stone Mountain. Legends speak of this mountain as a petrified magpie, whose eyes and white feathers turned into gems and whose black feathers turned into slate.
Samsai-oyka near the Yalpyng-nir Mountain (Molybnyi Kamen, Aly-Yalpyng-nir, Ivdel district, Sverdlovsk region).        Samsai-oyka used to be an evil spirit, one of the Kul-otyr descendants, invoking illnesses. With time his functions have changed, and he
The two-faced god-owl Yipyg-oika, the old god who remembers humans