The name Kurbads is an ancient Latvian name with roots in Latvian mythology and folklore. It is the name of the main character in the eponymous Latvian folk tale recorded by Andrejs Pumpurs, the author of the epic 'Lāčplēsis'. Kurbads embodies the archetype of a hero endowed with incredible strength, courage, and honesty.
The name can be interpreted as 'strength arising from the unknown'. Kurbads is perceived as a hero-protector — a symbol of valor, strength, and the struggle for justice.
Kurbads represents power and the ability to overcome difficulties. This name is associated with heroism and the readiness to defend the weak.
The hero of folk tales often relies on inner intuition and natural wisdom.
Kurbads in Latvian culture is often viewed as an equivalent of Hercules in Greek mythology. This name is rarely used in modern times but is popular in literary works and among those interested in the history and mythology of Latvia.
- Цвет: Blue
- Камень: Obsidian
