farkból

Farkbol is a fictional sport originating from the novel "The Golem and the Jinni" by Helene Wecker. The game is described as a complex, ritualistic activity played by the human inhabitants of a Polish village. It involves a ball, a specific field, and a series of coordinated movements and chants that are integral to the game's performance and meaning.

The exact rules and objectives of farkbol are not fully detailed in the novel, but it appears to be more than just a simple athletic contest. It is presented as a communal event deeply tied to the village's traditions and possibly its spiritual beliefs. The players, often young men, engage in physical exertion but also in synchronized actions that suggest a deeper, symbolic purpose. The game's outcome seems to hold significance for the community, reflecting aspects of their unity and connection to their heritage. Farkbol serves as a cultural element within the fictional world, highlighting the unique customs and social structures of the village setting.