In the Rađevina region of western Serbia, centered around the town of Krupanj, the "badnjak" prepared for each household is cut into three logs, the most important of which is the "dozemak"—the log that comes from the part of the trunk that grew nearest to the ground. In Resava, Levač, Temnić, and Jadar of Serbia, as well as in Ozren and Romanija of Bosnia, the "badnjak" is cut into three logs associated respectively with the men, the women, and the children.