Traukiamas
"Traukiamas" is a term commonly used in the context of Lithuanian language and culture, particularly in the realm of folklore and traditional practices. The term translates to "dragged" or "towed" in English, and it is often associated with the ritual of dragging a person or object through the streets as part of a celebration or to ward off evil spirits.
In Lithuanian folklore, "traukiamas" is often performed during the winter solstice, known as "Žiemos Vėlė" or "Winter
The ritual involves a large group of participants, who form a circle around the person being dragged.
The "traukiamas" ritual is an important part of Lithuanian cultural heritage and is celebrated in various communities