Sugaar
Basque deity
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Sugaar
Summary
Sugaar is a nature deity[1]. He has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Sugaar was married to Mari[3].
- Sugaar was married to Q3403498[4].
- A child of Sugaar was Mikelats[5].
- A child of Sugaar was Atarrabi[6].
- A child of Sugaar was Jaun Zuria[7].
- Sugaar is recorded as male[8].
- Sugaar's instance of is recorded as nature deity[9].
- Sugaar's instance of is recorded as snake worship[10].
- Sugaar's Commons category is recorded as Sugaar[11].
- Sugaar's pseudonym is recorded as Sugar[12].
- Sugaar's pseudonym is recorded as Suar[13].
- Sugaar's pseudonym is recorded as Sugoi[14].
- Sugaar's pseudonym is recorded as Maju[15].
- Sugaar's worshipped by is recorded as Basque mythology[16].
- Sugaar's domain of saint or deity is recorded as storm[17].
- Sugaar's domain of saint or deity is recorded as thunder[18].
Body
Personal Life
Spouses include Mari[3], a goddess[19] and Q3403498[4], a mythical character[20]. Children include Mikelats[5], a deity[21]; Atarrabi[6], a deity[22]; and Jaun Zuria[7], a legendary figure[23].
Why It Matters
Sugaar has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]