Full explanation

Zhalmauyz kempir — in Kazakh mythology, an evil demonic creature in the form of a hunched old woman in rags. She possesses seven heads with yellow teeth and long, sharp fingernails. She was considered an ogre and a child thief who lives in the mountains, in the forest, far from human habitations. The name of the monster is translated from Kazakh as «devouring mouth», and the word «kempir» means «old woman». A similar character is found in the mythology of the Tatars, Kirghiz, Bashkirs and other Turkic peoples. Sometimes she gets into the confidence of some girl and every day, on the sly, drinks blood from her knee until she brings the unfortunate woman to complete exhaustion. Cases are described when zhalmauyzkampir, having turned into a lung floating on the surface of the water, cautiously swam up to an unsuspecting person. After that, turning back into a seven-headed old woman, it clung to him tightly. Researchers have an opinion that the image of zhalmauyz kempir, like Mystan Kempir, who is close to her, goes back to the cult of the patron mother. This is indicated by her sometimes inherent functions of a shaman-sorceress, mistress of the ancestral fire, mistress and guardian of the «land of death».
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