Abaasy

In Yakut myths, the Abaasy are iron-toothed demons. Residing in the underworld, they bring about misfortune and illness to the living.

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Iron bears Iron denotes meteoric power, hardness, durability, strength, and constancy, but also bondage, cruelty, war, evil, slavery, and a dark final age.
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In Yakut myths, the Abaasy are iron-toothed demons.
Teeth bears image-domain Teeth denote the capacity to seize, bite and hold, bared in threat or defence, and dreamt falling when the power to grasp life feels compromised.
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The Abaasy are often depicted as grotesque, with their most distinguishing feature being their iron teeth, symbolizing their unyielding nature and capacity for destruction.

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Iron teeth
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The Abaasy are often depicted as grotesque, with their most distinguishing feature being their iron teeth, symbolizing their unyielding nature and capacity for destruction.

Planar traversal
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They are said to roam the boundary between the world of the living and the dead, seeking opportunities to infiltrate the realm of humans and wreak havoc.
Trickery and cunning
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Their methods are diverse, ranging from direct attacks on individuals to more subtle influences that can corrupt entire communities.

Curse infliction
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These malevolent entities are believed to be the source of misfortune and illness among the living, their very existence a constant threat to the well-being of mortals.