Vihmaveerajad
Vihmaveerajad is a term originating from Estonian folklore and mythology. It generally refers to beings or entities associated with rain, storms, and the meteorological phenomena of wet weather. These figures are often depicted as either benevolent bringers of much-needed rain for agriculture or as malevolent forces responsible for destructive downpours and floods.
The specific characteristics and roles of Vihmaveerajad can vary widely across different regions and historical periods
Beliefs surrounding Vihmaveerajad often included rituals and practices aimed at appeasing them or influencing the weather.