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illetve pontosabban az a fajta boszorkány, aki állat képében csinál mindenféle gonosz dolgokat

legalábbis asszem...

na rászörcsöltem a guglin és aszongyahogy:

Striga
Also known as a stria or strix, the plural form is striges. Etymologically, the term is associated with "screech-owl." A striga is

a blood-drinking night spirit of classical antiquity, which became known as a witch in folklore. The striges were said to be terrible women who could turn themselves into dreadful birds of prey, with huge talons, misshapen heads and breasts full of poisonous milk. They were asociated with screech owls.

After the fall of the Roman Empire, striges endured in folklore, and the term became low Latin for "witch." As Christianity spread, the striges, along with other pagan spirits, became associated with demonolatry.

By the Middle Ages, the striges were entrenched in Christianity as servants of Satan and his demons. They were defined as women witches who practiced sorcery and flew through the air. The striges' association with screech owls gave rise to the term owl-blasted, which referred to the effects of a wasting-away spell cast upon a man. This expression remained in popular use through the 16th century (Guiley 1989 331).
Striges were also believed to have sucked the blood of children.

és van olyan striga is, ami valami afrikai gyomnövény, köznyelven Boszorkányfű....
Itt lehet róla képeket is nézegetni, ha ez jó valakinek...

Van striga.com is, under construction persze, ellenben egyáltalán nem fenyegető.

Strega.com is akad, ez meg versenyrepülő, feltuningolt P-51-es...

meg persze ott vannak a politikai strigák is, de hajnali fél hatkor már túl nyűgös vagyok ahhoz, hogy elkezdjem a kormányt anyázni...

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