Klabauter
Klabauter is a term derived from the Dutch word "klabauter," which itself comes from the German word "klabautermann." The term refers to a mischievous, supernatural being often depicted as a small, grotesque creature with a long nose and a hooked nose. Klabauters are typically associated with ships and are believed to bring bad luck if they are present on a vessel. They are often depicted as being able to cause various forms of misfortune, such as storms, shipwrecks, or the loss of cargo.
In some cultures, klabauters are seen as protective spirits that guard against evil forces. They are sometimes
The exact origins of the klabauter legend are unclear, but it is believed to have emerged in