Koschei

See also: Koschéi

English

Koschei the Immortal with Vasilisa Prekrasnaya

Alternative forms

Koshchei, Koshchey, Kashchei, Kashchey

Etymology

From Russian Коще́й (Koščéj), related to кость (kostʹ, “bone”).

Proper noun

Koschei

(Slavic mythology) An archetypal male antagonist, described mainly as abducting the hero's wife, and sometimes represented as a skeleton.

Translations

Koschei the Immortal

Armenian: Կոշչեյ (Koščʿey)
Belarusian: Кашчэ́й m (Kaščéj), Кашчэ́й Бессмяро́тны m (Kaščéj Bjessmjarótny), Кашч m (Kašč)
Czech: Kostěj m, (East Slavic) Kaščej m
Finnish: Koštšei, Koštšei Kuolematon
French: Kochtcheï m
German: Koschtschei m
Greek: Κοσέι m (Koséi)

Japanese: コシチェイ (Koshichey)
Polish: Kościej m, Kościej Nieśmiertelny m
Romanian: Koshkei m, Koșcei m
Russian: Коще́й (ru) m (Koščéj), Коще́й Бессме́ртный m (Koščéj Bessmértnyj), Каще́й (ru) m (Kaščéj), Каще́й (ru) m (Kaščéj)
Slovak: Kostej m, Koščej m
Spanish: Koschéi m
Ukrainian: Кощі́й m (Koščíj), Кощі́й Безсме́ртний m (Koščíj Bezsmértnyj), Кості́й m (Kostíj), Кості́й Безду́шний m (Kostíj Bezdúšnyj)

Anagrams

Hiscoke, chokies

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