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Dictionary of mythology - part 2

Cuối cùng ông đặt bộ tộc của mình và phục hồi tài sản của họ bằng kỹ năng của mình như là một thợ săn, cuối cùng được thực hiện trưởng của bộ lạc. Một câu chuyện thay thế có mẹ bắp kêu gọi từ mái nhà và nói với các cậu bé vị trí của mình và Awl trong một cái giỏ được bảo hiểm. Sáng hôm sau cậu bé mới được tìm thấy quần áo da con hoăng chờ đợi cho anh ta và ông đặt ra với giỏ để tìm người của mình | Awa2 Aya2 influence kelse-awa protects the sun mardez-awa the wind melande-awa the earth teleze-awa the moon tul-awa fire and wut-awa water. Awa2 see Awagi Awabi see Great Awabi Awagi JoạOno só Awa.Awaji Pacific Islands Hawaiki an island home of souls This was the second of the islands of Japan created when Izanagi and Izanami dipped a spear into the primordial ocean. Awanaisa see Gro Mama son of Eblis awatar see avatar awatara see avatar Awe British Ave the chief god the sun Awenhai North Ar r rrcao an Iroquois maiden The deity who made her pregnant thought she had been seduced by somebody else and threw her down from the sky. She was saved from drowning in the primordial ocean by Great Turtle and lived on land newly formed by the muskrat. Her daughter later became the mother of Oterongtongnia and Tawiskaron in some accounts. Awenyddion Welsh bards who uttered cryptic prophecies when in a trance-like state Awha New Zealand a Maori storm-god Awhiowhio Australian Pacific Islands Ara Tiotio an Aboriginal god of whirlwinds Awitelin Tsita see Awitelin Tsta Awitelin Tsta North A mz Aica n Awitelin Tsita the four-wombed earth mother of the Zuni mother of Poshaiyankaya by Apoyan Tachi She was formed from the splitting of the early hermaphrodite deity Awonawilona into two separate sexes Awitelin Tsta and Apoyan Tachi or by Shiwandra from saliva. Awl Boy North American a culture hero of the Tewa tribe He was born when his people were migrating and was left to fend for himself. The boy grew rapidly and set out to find his people. In an empty house Awl called to him from the road and the boy now Awl Boy took Awl with him and was henceforth very I I I lucky. He finally located his tribe and restored their fortunes by his skill as a hunter eventually being made chief of the tribe. An alternative story has Corn Mother calling from the roof and telling the boy to place her and Awl in a covered basket. Next morning the boy found new deerskin clothes waiting for him and he set off