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- Chai_nenesi abstract "Chai nenesi (Turkish: Çay Ninesi, Azerbajanese: Çay Nənəsi), is a name applied to Turkic spirits of water, commonly creeks. She is responsible for sucking people into swamps and lakes as well as killing the animals standing near the still waters.It is described as a white nude and tousled and is considered to harass the people and bring misfortune to the drunkards. In most versions, Chai Nenesi is an unquiet being, associated with the "unclean force". She could come out of the water at night, climb a tree, and sit there singing songs, sit on a dock and comb her hair.".