In Finnish folklore Ajatar is an evil female spirit. [1] . She lives in the woods located at the mountains of Pohjola; [2] she is described as having "hair-plait reached to her heels and whose breasts hung down to her knees" similar to the Swedish Skogsnufva, Danish 'seawoman', or the wildfraulein of the eifel. [3]

2025年3月7日 · 阿杰特（Ajatar），这条大蛇有著许多的名字，她因为在芬兰民间传说中被称为“森林中的恶魔”而著名。 她被描述为一个邪恶的雌性，以一条大蛇或一条龙的形式出现。

Ajatar is an evil female spirit in Finnish folklore. She is said to live in the woods located at the mountains of Pohjola, and is often described as having hair-plaits that reach to her heels and breasts that hang down to her knees. Ajatar is also known as the “Devil of the Woods” and is believed to be the mother of the devil.

阿亚塔是芬兰神话和民间传说中的一名女性精灵。 据传，她栖息于波赫尤拉的沼泽地和群山森林的深处，发辫长至脚跟，乳房垂至膝盖，但她经常以一条能够喷火的巨龙或多头巨蛇的形象示人，并为蛇哺乳。 阿亚塔被称作“森林恶魔”，拥有召唤其他恶魔的能力，被视为恶魔的母亲。 她的形象与立陶宛神话中的Aitvaras和爱沙尼亚神话中的Äi（或称Äijo，Aidaga）比较相似。 阿亚塔是古老芬兰神话传说中一个令人胆寒的恶魔，历史久远。 她因具备传播瘟疫疾病的能力而让人畏惧， …

The Ajatar is a creature woven from the very fabric of myths, a haunting shadow from Finland’s deep, dark forests, and the stories that ancient fireside storytellers once whispered on chilled nights. Physically, Ajatar (sometimes also known as Ajattara or Ajattaro) is often pictured as a serpent or a dragon.

阿杰特兽（アヤタラモン、Ajatarmon）是 日本万代株式会社 以 电子宠物 延伸发展出来的跨平台产品《数码暴龙》系列中登场的虚构生物，初登场于2021年7月生命手环系列《数码怪兽》。 阿杰特兽，像民族一样群居的植物型数码兽。 在丛林深处构建着小小的文明。 基本上沉默寡言不怎么说话，成群结队狩猎时用手势暗号获得联系，通过优秀的配合解决猎物。 性格急躁且暴躁，但拥有一颗作为猎人而自豪的纯粹的心。 [1] 必杀技是用连大树都能瞬间砍倒的万能劈刀讨伐敌人的 …

2024年12月14日 · Ajatar is a fascinating figure in Finnish mythology, often associated with the realm of nature and the mystical elements of the forest. She is primarily known as a spirit or goddess of the forest, embodying the wild and untamed aspects of nature.

In Finnish folklore, Ajatar (also spelled Aiatar, Ajattaro or Ajattara) is a spirit known as "Devil of the Woods". It is an evil female spirit that manifests as a snake or dragon. Ajatar is said to be the mother of the devil. She spreads disease and pestilence, any that look at her become ill...

2023年11月24日 · Ajatar, sometimes spelled as Ajattara, is a figure deeply rooted in Finnish folklore. Portrayed as a malevolent spirit or dragon, it embodies a multitude of ancient fears, serving as a cautionary tale that teaches lessons about nature and morality.

She is an evil spiritess who haunts the woods. The mother of the Devil in dragon form, she suckles snakes, raises serpents and breast-feeds beasts. Beware of her presence — her pox-ridden pestilential body is host to a myriad of infections. If you so much as peek in her direction, a multitude of diseases will descend upon you.