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In Slavic culture, Baba Yaga lived in a hut usually described as standing on chicken legs.
However, not many people know that originally the word ":C@L8" (Russian) is used in this naming, and this is actually are log cabins of trees prepared in order to put a house on them. "KC@L8" comes from a word meaning smoke, fumigation, because the bark was removed from this logs and fumigated with a special smoke that protects against rotting and wood insects. Thus, the ancient Slavs saved their dwelling from river floods, animals, small pests, snakes. The image of chicken legs, which has become so firmly embedded in the culture, probably appeared because of a wrong interpretation due to the fact that in the Russian language the word ":C@L8" and ":C@8F0" (chicken) are very similar.

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