: A nighttime demon associated with witchcraft; her likeness is sometimes invoked in folkloric depictions to frighten or protect. Theatrical Masks (Village Plays) :
In ancient Turkic belief, masks were objects of profound power. They were primarily used in rituals by shamans (Kam) to connect with the spirit world and appease the gods and spirits that governed nature. These were not simple face coverings but were elaborate creations made from , often adorned with specific motifs and accessories [10†L15-L17]. The shaman would wear a mask to become the animal or entity he was calling upon, effectively transforming his identity to communicate with the divine. The mask was a metaphorical bridge between the human and spiritual realms [8†L23-L26][11†L13-L15]. Turski Maski Iminja
– Meaning "brave," "manly," or "trustworthy." FamilyEducation – Meaning "King of Kings" or "Emperor." Policybazaar : A nighttime demon associated with witchcraft; her