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“kegri” in Karelia is similar to halloween. But it was saturday prior to October 26 aka. “kegrišuavattu”
“kegri” means orginally forest’s wicked “haltija” / spirit. but through time it became practice to man wear scary costume in kegrišuavattu..
- in kegrišuovattu, ball of flax or hemp is presented to the window. - people ate “talkkuna” in kegri
“Night of the souls’ day ie. kegri-evening, the neighbors called each other as guests, we ate meat and drank liquor and we stayed all night Wrestling added and songs was sung.“ - from Valtimo (note: meat was feast food back then…everyday food was fish and vegs)
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hyviä kegriä / happy halloween
“kegri” in Karelia is similar to halloween. But it was saturday prior to October 26 aka. “kegrišuavattu”
“kegri” means orginally forest’s wicked “haltija” / spirit. but through time it became practice to man wear scary costume in kegrišuavattu..
in kegrišuovattu, ball of flax or hemp is presented to the window.
people ate “talkkuna” in kegri
“Night of the souls’ day ie. kegri-evening, the neighbors called each other as guests, we ate meat and drank liquor and we stayed all night Wrestling added and songs was sung." - from Valtimo (note: meat was feast food back then...everyday food was fish and vegs)