Hiisi (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈhiːsi]; plural hiidet [ˈhiːdet]) is a term in Finnic mythologies, originally denoting sacred localities and later on various types of mythological entities.

2024年3月1日 · 希息[1] （芬兰语： Hiisi）是 芬兰神话 中的名称，原本的意思是神圣的处所，后来则用来表示各种神秘事物。 在后期受到基督教影响的民歌里，希息被描述为魔鬼或 捣蛋鬼 式的形象（凶神），通常是在某块土地上居住的本土异教居民，在这个角度上来看类似神话中的 巨人 [2]。 他们通常居住在显著的 岬角 、不祥的裂缝、巨石、坑洼、树木、小山及其他明显的地理特征或崎岖的地形上。 ^ 孙用（译者）. 卡勒瓦拉（上下册）. 北京: 人民文学出版社. 1985年 （中 …

Hiisi refers to sacred places and mythological entities in Finnish mythology. These beings are often depicted as demons or mischievous creatures, considered native pagan inhabitants of the land. Hiisi sites are found near prominent geographical features …

In ancient mythology, Hiisi was a spirit who resided in wooded hills or groves, and among other things created horses and was commonly associated with hoofed animals. He was said to own an elk with 100 horns and a horse with a head of stone, a back made of wood, feet of iron, and a …

Hiisi. The powerful and evil Hiisi can be found in water and on dry land, often hiding within woods or mountains. According to some early Finnish folklore, Hiisi is the king of the forest instead of Tapio, although some stories describe him as the king of the animals but not of the forest itself.

2024年9月11日 · Hiisi share several characteristics with trolls found in Norse and Scandinavian mythology, yet they also possess distinct traits. Both Hiisi and trolls are often depicted as large, strong beings associated with nature, but the Hiisi’s role as guardians contrasts with the more chaotic and malevolent behavior of many trolls.

This article concentrates on a specific ancient holy word in Finnish and its subsequent development, hiisi. In the Finnish language region hiisi appears as an element in place names in over 230 villages established by the end of the thirteenth century, and at least a majority of these must have existed since prehistoric times.

2024年12月14日 · The Hiisi is a fascinating figure in Finnish mythology, known for its association with forests, nature, and the supernatural. In ancient times, Hiisi was often depicted as a spirit or creature that inhabited the wild areas of Finland.

Mythical Attributes: Hiisi is known for being a malevolent creature of the wilderness. Role in Mythos: In Finnish folklore, Hiisi is commonly seen as a malicious forest spirit that may steal or harm livestock. Relation to Humans: Hiisi is traditionally feared and avoided by humans, as encountering one is considered bad luck. The creature is ...

2018年3月8日 · Hiiden hirvi, Goblin’s Elk, is a demonic elk created by the Hiisi goblins, who send it to create chaos, tease hunters and lure them to the perilous mountains of the underworld. Elks are, according to Finnish origin myths, born in the sky, but the goblins create their own elk using elements of nature: wood, branches, grass.