Mygtukus
Mygtukus is a term used in the context of the Lithuanian language and culture, particularly in the field of folklore and mythology. It refers to a type of mythical creature or spirit that is often associated with the forest and nature. These entities are typically described as small, humanoid figures, often depicted as being mischievous or playful, and are believed to have the ability to cause both positive and negative effects on humans.
In Lithuanian folklore, mygtukai are often portrayed as tricksters who can bring good fortune or misfortune
The exact origins and characteristics of mygtukai vary among different folklore traditions and regional stories, but