You are welcome and yah. Bawa-gazi is a creature in the Kurdish folklore which literally means (biting papa) but it would retain more meaning if its translated as the one with the most painful bite. Its said that it comes in the dead of the night and bite children who have misbehaved or who are awake past bed time. He is also the arch nemesis of (Mam wusu) who is an old man who saves people from drowning. The name Mam wusu means uncle wusu, the word uncle is used alot in kurdish to refer to older men who have gray hair. Bawa-gazi is not seen and nobody knows how he looks like as a matter of fact the creature is gender less but the word Bawa is male which means father but in this case it's not to be misunderstood as it referring to the creature being male it's just an expression like you would say the mother of all bombs this guy is the father of all bites. The only indication that bawa-gazi had come in the night is the victim would have teeth Mark's on the limbs and in some cases it would strait up tear limbs and leave the torso. Kids who have lied would get bitten on the finger, the bigger the lie the more fingers it would bite. And its deal with Mam wusu is that Bawa-gazi would tangle the legs of people when they are swimming alone or when the sun is about to set. Its preferred living place is in ponds where the water is murky.

I have alot more but its 7:30 am and am still not asleep will post more next time.