Zasouvat

Zasouvat is a Slavic term that refers to the Eastern European folklore concept of being turned into a demon or cursed to walk the earth after death. In various Slavic cultures, such as Russian and Polish folklore, individuals who die unjustly or with unfinished business may avoid the afterlife and become earthly demons, often known as "za souvat". This concept often associates individuals who have been murdered, widows, or orphans with these malevolent spirits.

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In contemporary usage, the term "zasouvat" is sometimes employed in a more figurative sense to describe feelings of inescapable sadness or unending lonely wandering. This metaphorical application draws parallels between the concept of spiritual immurement and the actual feeling of despair.

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