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Simargl

Simargl (also Sěmargl, Semargl) or Sěm and Rgel is an East Slavic god or gods often depicted as a winged dog, mentioned in two sources. The origin and etymology of this/these figure(s) is the subject of considerable debate. The dominant view is to interpret Simargl as a single deity who was borrowed from the Iranian Simurgh. However, this view is…

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Etymology and interpretations

GenitiveLaurentian CodexHypatian CodexRadziwiłł ChronicleDative
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East SlavicSimurgh
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Simargl

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related to Etymology and interpretations · 24
Simargl → Alexander Famitsin, Hypatian Codex, In, Laurentian Codex, Nergal, Old Testament Asima, Potr Preys, Primary Chronicle, Radziwiłł Chronicle, Rgel, Rĭgl, Rĭgla, Sedmor, Semarĭgla, Sermon, Sim, Sim Yaryl, Sima, Simarĭgla, Sěmarĭgla
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Simargl → Great, In, One Who Loves Christ, Primary Chronicle, Rgel, Sermon, Slavic, Sěm, The, Vladimir

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rgel simurgh theonym god sěm two etymology also slavic however according lithuanian sim supposed deities view iranian may witczak gods

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Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsIn0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsPrimary Chronicle0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSimarĭgla0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsLaurentian Codex0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSěmarĭgla0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsHypatian Codex0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSemarĭgla0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsRadziwiłł Chronicle0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSermon0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSima0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsRĭgla0.60section
Simarglrelated to Etymology and interpretationsSim0.60section

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