
Kayit No. 424 ci 446
Gjenganger
Ñu ngi koy wooye itam: genganger, gengångare, attergangar, gjenferd, genfærd
The gjenganger is the walking dead of Norwegian, Danish and Swedish folk belief and the direct heir of the saga draugr. Early accounts make it a solid, violent corpse that torments its own family; later ones turn it into a carrier of sickness whose pinch leaves a mark that spreads to the heart. Burial customs across Scandinavia were designed to keep it in the grave. Its slow change from corpse to ghost tracks the wider European retreat of belief in the bodily dead.12
Cosaan
Scandinavian
Norwees, Danmaark, SuwedLan moo ko waral
Dee wu bon walla suul gu baaxul
A violent or unfinished death leaves the person unable to rest.Naka ngay doone benn
Murder victims, murderers, suicides and people who left something undone were expected to return.
Xel
Am na tuuti xel
Fi mu néewe doole
- the sign of the cross painted or carved on the house
- Christian prayers and crucifixes
- carrying the coffin three times round the church before burial
notu gëstu
Li sours yi wax
Sours yi
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