maovõitluse
Maovõitluse, literally translated as "snake fighting" in Estonian, refers to a traditional folk performance or game that involves a staged confrontation between a person and a snake. These performances were historically found in various cultures and often incorporated elements of ritual, entertainment, and sometimes even perceived medicinal properties. The exact nature of maovõitluse varied, but generally involved a performer, often called a snake charmer or handler, interacting with a snake, usually a non-venomous species.
The performance might include elements like the handler coaxing the snake out of a basket, making it
While maovõitluse was once a more common spectacle, its prevalence has declined significantly in modern times