beetalõõmamise
Beetalõõmamise is a term originating from Estonian folklore, often translated as "beetalomancy" or "beetle divination." It refers to a traditional practice where people would observe the behavior of beetles, specifically the scarab beetle (also known as the dung beetle), to predict future events or gain insight into specific questions. This practice was rooted in the belief that these insects, particularly their movements and actions, held symbolic meaning that could be interpreted by those skilled in the art.
The specific methods of beetalõõmamise varied, but common practices involved watching which direction a beetle flew,