Szélázók
Szélázók is a Hungarian term that translates to "wind chillers" or "wind-exposed beings." It refers to a concept in folklore, particularly in Hungarian and possibly some neighboring Slavic traditions, describing entities or spirits associated with cold, biting winds. These beings are not typically depicted as malevolent demons but rather as elemental forces that can cause discomfort, illness, or a general sense of unease when the wind is particularly harsh.
The precise nature and appearance of szélázók vary in different accounts. Some descriptions suggest they are
The folklore surrounding szélázók serves as a way to personify and understand the often harsh and unpredictable