szronem
Szronem is a term originating from Polish folklore and mythology, referring to a supernatural force or entity associated with the wind and storms. The concept is often tied to the idea of a malevolent or mischievous spirit that can cause sudden gusts of wind, bringing destruction, chaos, or even death. In some traditions, szronem is depicted as a small, often invisible being that lurks in the shadows, preying on humans, livestock, or even trees. It is said to bring about sudden, violent weather conditions, such as tornadoes or violent winds, which can uproot crops, damage buildings, and harm animals.
The term "szronem" is derived from the Polish word "szron," meaning "frost" or "hoar frost," but in
In modern folklore, szronem remains a part of cultural narratives, often used to explain sudden and violent