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Русский: Травянушка — славянская кукла, которую делают летом во время покоса. Она выполняет две функции: забавляет детей, которым приходиться участвовать в полевых работа взрослых и исполняет роль обращения к древней богине по имени Макош с просьбой о добром здравии для животных и для людей.
Травянушку делали оседлые народы, которые умели заготавливать корм для животных на зиму. Это очень древняя обрядово-игровая кукла. Её делают из трав, которые могут служить пищей для людей и для животных.
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