Wolhv

A Wolhv in Slavic mythology is a wandering fortuneteller, a sage who is not afraid of powerful rulers and always says what he thinks, often his predictions and opinions run counter to the points of view of the rulers. In English, the Wolhv will be called Magus. This is a great name for a 29+ drop bar bike for travel! This name represents intellectual independence with a dash of mysticism and travel.

There is a wonderful poem by Alexander Pushkin with a translation into English. It very beautifully depicts the image of the Wolhv. I advise you to read it. The phrase "No wizard dreads an earthly lord!" in the Russian original it sounds like this: “The Wolhv are not afraid of mighty lords!” The beauty of this poem with the full image of the Wolhv is at the link below. https://ruverses.com/alexa.../the-lay-of-the-wise-oleg/4624/  

For Russians, the word Wolhv evokes associations with just such a proud and intelligent wandering old man, a predictor of the future. But I have already encountered the fact that young people do not know the meaning of this word