kaji in Russian
kaji in Russian is кадж — kaji means in Georgian folklore, a grotesque, human-like spirit.
kaji in Russian
кадж
Pronounced: kadzh
(Georgian mythology) an ugly anthropomorphic spirit
What does "kaji" mean?
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noun In Georgian folklore, a grotesque, human-like spirit.
"The old story described a kaji lurking near the riverbank."
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- The old story described a kaji lurking near the riverbank.
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What is "kaji" in Russian?
"kaji" in Russian is кадж. kaji means: In Georgian folklore, a grotesque, human-like spirit.
How do you pronounce кадж?
"kaji" in Russian is кадж, pronounced "kadzh".
How do you use "kaji" in a sentence?
Example: "The old story described a kaji lurking near the riverbank." In Russian, "kaji" is кадж.
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