Lebioda

Prophet Lebioda
priest Krepp praying to tapestry with Lebioda. Illustration by Bogusław Polch
Details
Alias(es)	Lebiodus
Titles	Prophet
Profession	Evangelizer
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Culture	Northern Realms
Location	Emblonia Kaedwen
Physical Description
Family
Cult
Worshiped by	People of Northern Realms and Toussaint
Popular among	Shepherds, merchants, assimilated dwarves
Cult center	The Prophet's sarcophagus can be found in Novigrad Great Temple
Appearance(s)
Books: The Last Wish (mentioned only) The Tower of the Swallow (mentioned only) The Lady of the Lake (mentioned only) Season of Storms (mentioned only) Comic books: The Last Wish (mentioned only) The Witcher: Reasons of State (mentioned only) Video games: The Witcher (mentioned only) The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (mentioned only) Blood and Wine (as a hallucination) Other sources: Dynastic descriptions

Lebioda was a prophet whose visions and parables are contained in The Wisdom of the Prophet Lebioda.

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In Danusia Stok's translation of The Last Wish, he is called Lebiodus
The Polish word "lebioda" is the name of the plant known in English variously as "fat-hen", "white goosefoot", "lamb's quarters", "pigweed" or "dungweed" (Chenopodium album). It is also used as an insult for someone weak, feeble, or a bit useless, a bit like the word 'weed' in English.