végmaró

Végmaró is a fictional creature from Hungarian folklore. Descriptions of végmaró vary, but they are generally depicted as large, serpentine beings with a terrifying appearance. These creatures are often associated with dark and desolate places, such as deep forests, caves, or swamps.

Legends suggest that a végmaró possesses immense strength and is capable of causing destruction. Their primary characteristic, and the source of their name, is their supposed ability to "eat the end" or "devour the horizon," implying a vast, insatiable hunger and an ability to consume everything in their path. This metaphorical or literal consumption often signifies an end to things, be it a landscape or a period of time.

In some tales, thevégmaró is a solitary monster that terrorizes local populations. In others, they are part of a larger, more cosmic struggle or represent a primal force of chaos and destruction. Encounters with a végmaró are typically depicted as dire, with few surviving to tell the tale. Their presence is often a harbinger of doom or a sign of profound change. The specific details of their appearance, habitat, and abilities can differ significantly depending on the regional variations of the folklore.