Koschei

Koschéi English thumb|Koschei the Immortal with Vasilisa Prekrasnaya Alternative forms en Kashchei Kashchey Kashey Kastchei Koshchei Koshchey Koshey Etymology From en ru Коще́й, related to ru кость bone. Proper noun en 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: hy Կոշչեյ Belarusian: be Кашчэ́й m, be Кашчэ́й Бессмяро́тны m, be Кашч m Czech: cs Kostěj m, East Slavic cs Kaščej m Finnish: fi Koštšei, fi Koštšei Kuolematon French: fr Kochtcheï m German: de Koschtschei m Greek: el Κοσέι m Japanese: ja コシチェイ Koshichei Korean: ko ^카셰이 Polish: pl Kościej m, pl Kościej Nieśmiertelny m Romanian: ro Koșcei m Russian: ru Коще́й m, ru Коще́й Бессме́ртный m, ru Каще́й m Slovak: sk Kostej m, sk Koščej m Spanish: es Koschéi m Ukrainian: uk Кощі́й m, uk Кощі́й Безсме́ртний m, uk Кості́й m, uk Кості́й Безду́шний m See also en Buyan considered as Koschei's home in some Russian legends Anagrams en cehikos Hiscoke chokies en Russian folklore