Zarich
In Persian mythology, Zarik (or Zarich) is a Daeva in the service of Ahriman. Etymology. Etymology of Zarik/Zarich comes from Avestan "zairi-gaona" - green/yellow. Description. Oft-depicted in female form, Zarik is the daeva personification of aging and of poison - she is associated with Soma/Haoma (at first, Zarathustra rejected Haoma, calling it "liquor-piss" in Yasna 48.10 of the Gathas and describing its usage in daeva-worshipping rituals). Zarik's amesha rival counterpart is Ameretat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zarik
In Persian mythology, Zarik (or Zarich) is a Daeva in the service of Ahriman. Etymology. Etymology of Zarik/Zarich comes from Avestan "zairi-gaona" - green/yellow. Description. Oft-depicted in female form, Zarik is the daeva personification of aging and of poison - she is associated with Soma/Haoma (at first, Zarathustra rejected Haoma, calling it "liquor-piss" in Yasna 48.10 of the Gathas and describing its usage in daeva-worshipping rituals). Zarik's amesha rival counterpart is Ameretat.
