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A Swedish word coming from the Nordic tradition (the vikings) which they offer humans or animals to the gods in the darkest month of the year. Sweden is very dark and cold in the winter and the vikings were afraid it would never be warm and sunny again, so they started to cut animals and humans throat to make the gods happy and bring the sun back. SO when the Christians came to Scandinavia to force their gods on the brave vikings the vikings still kept the word julbot instead of Christmas.
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