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Ebajalg (whirlwind) is a being found in Estonian mythology. It is a whirlwind, believed to be a malicious spirit or demon.^[1] They are described as having great strength, often leading to destruction.

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^ Holiday, Frederick. World Mythology Lite. Frederick Holiday.

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et:Tuulispask (rahvapärimus) (Estonian)

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