bugelnoz

A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology | 2004 | 244 words | Copyright

bugelnoz [Bret., night imp, goblin]. A supernatural creature in Breton folklore, known in the region of Vannes in south-central Brittany. He appears between midnight and morning to rescue victims from the devil by spreading his mouth over them.

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