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, Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 388. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 395. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 401. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

The favourite dish is designated fried eggs on Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 395, and this term in English typically means "sunny-side up", i.e., cooking the cracked contents unbeaten. But the paper's bibliography^[34] cites the entry for "Yayechna" (glossed as "scrambled eggs") in the 2011 Mythology of Belarus dictionary, which suggests the favourite dish is scrambled. This is just the later edition of the 2004 dictionary already cited under Sanko's entry for "Kletnik", where he writes: "K[letnik]'s favorites dish is yayeshnya Улюбёная страва К. яешня", while the 2004 dictionary also has an entry written by L. Duchits Л. Дучыц alone entitled "Yayeshnya яешня" at p. 577–578, describing this egg item as a ritual dish especially among shepherds. But it does not clarify whether it was a beaten egg dish or not, only that it was sometimes baked on bonfire. According to the paper, the spelling has changed to yayechnya in the 2011 dictionary entry, and is co-authored by T. Valodzina Т. Валодзіна and Duchits. An English language food reference glosses yayechnya as meaning either fried egg or scrambled eggs in Belarus.^[35] Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

, Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), pp. 388, 392 citing Avilin (2015), pp. 172–177 and other sources. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213. Avilin, Cimafej (2015). Pamiž nebam i zjamlëj: Ètnaastranomija Памiж небам i зямлёй: Этнаастраномiя [Between the Sky and the Earth: Ethnoastronomy]. Minsk: Technalohija. p. 323.

, Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 387. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 391. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 391; cf. Kõiva & Boganeva (2022), p. 89 Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2022). "The Treasure-bearer in East Slavic and Finno-Ugric Contexts". Studia mythologica Slavica. 25: 79–104. doi:10.3986/SMS20222504. ISSN 1408-6271.

Kõiva & Boganeva (2020), p. 389. Kõiva, Mare [in Estonian]; Boganeva, Alena [in Estonian] (2020). "Beliefs about Flying Serpents in the Belarusian, Estonian and Estonian Russian Tradition". Between The Worlds: Magic, Miracles, And Mysticism. Sofia: Paradigma. pp. 386–401. ISSN 2683-0213.

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