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Lugat

Også kalt: liogat, llugat
Folketro og myterUdødVarierer

The lugat is the Albanian undead, a violent night creature that hides wherever sunlight never reaches. It can only be dealt with when it is lying in its grave, where it is burned. One proposed etymology derives the name from a Latin phrase meaning 'false wolf', linking it to the werewolf-vampire overlap found across the Balkans. It is little known outside Albania but belongs to the same family as the vrykolakas and the Slavic vampire.12

Kjemp mot den
Opprinnelse
Albanian
Albania
Hva som forårsaker det
Aldri forklart
The sources consulted do not say how a person becomes one.
Hvordan den beveger seg
Varierer
Lives in dark places such as wells, ruins and caves, and is said to fly and ride the winds.
Intelligens
Litt intelligens
Svake punkter
  • burning it in its grave by day; it cannot be killed at night
feltnotater

Hva kildene sier

1

Believed to go about wearing the skin of a dead person12

2

Has a terrifying face and long fingernails12

3

Attacks sleepers and lures children into the dark12

4

Around Mount Tomorr a lugat that is not burned in time becomes a kukudh12

5

The word is also an insult for a wicked or frightening person12

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Fartsklasse ut fra hvordan kildene beskriver den (varierer), ikke en måling.

Du, gående omtrent 5 km/h (3.1 mph)
Du, joggende omtrent 10 km/h (6.2 mph)
Lugat omtrent 10 km/h (6.2 mph)
En spreke voksen i full sprint omtrent 24 km/h (15 mph)
En rask syklist omtrent 37 km/h (23 mph)

Kilder

  1. Lugat - Wikipedia
  2. Kukudh - Wikipedia

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