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|deva | |deva | ||
|देव | |देव | ||
| | |celestial being who have god-like characteristics (Buddhism); benevolent deity (Hinduism); Tīrthaṅkara or celestial beings born on special beds without parents (Jainism) | ||
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* Buddhism | * Buddhism | ||
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* Jainism | * Jainism | ||
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| | |dracō | ||
| | |dracō | ||
| | |large, fire-breathing, scaly, horned, lizard-like creature | ||
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* | * European folklore | ||
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* | |drákōn | ||
|δράκων | |||
|large, constricting snakes with poisonous spit or breath | |||
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* Germanic folklore | |||
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|dweorg | |||
|*dwergaz | |||
|craftspeople living in mountains or stones | |||
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* Germanic folklore | |||
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|Fomóire | |Fomóire | ||
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* Greek religion | * Greek religion | ||
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|gobelin | |||
|gobelin | |||
|small, grotesque, monstrous creature | |||
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* European folklore | |||
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|ikiryō | |ikiryō | ||
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* Irish folklore | * Irish folklore | ||
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|lóng | |||
|龍 | |||
|snake-like creature with four legs | |||
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* East Asian folklore | |||
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|mononoke | |mononoke | ||
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|trimūrti | |trimūrti | ||
|त्रिमूर्ति | |त्रिमूर्ति | ||
| | |trinity of supreme divinity | ||
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* Hinduism | * Hinduism | ||
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* Vajrayāna | * Vajrayāna | ||
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|wyrm | |||
|*wurmiz | |||
|large venomous serpents | |||
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* Germanic folklore | |||
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|xiān | |xiān | ||
Revision as of 04:42, 1 September 2024
| Beings | Concepts | Events | Figures | Locations | Objects | Practices |
| being in Latin script | being | description | religion/folklore |
|---|---|---|---|
| amesha spenta | 𐬀𐬨𐬆𐬱𐬀⸱𐬯𐬞𐬆𐬧𐬙𐬀
|
highest divinity |
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| alfr | alfr | supernatural humanoid |
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| angel | מַלְאָךְ
ἄγγελος angelus ملأك
|
heavenly supernatural or spiritual being
In Ancient Greek it means messenger or envoy |
|
| apu | apu | spirit of mountains |
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| archangel | רַב־מַלְאָךְ
ἀρχάγγελος archangelus |
a significant angel (Rabbinic Judaism); second-lowest rank of angels (Christianity); one of the eight groups of angels (Islam) |
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| arhat | अर्हत्
羅漢 |
person who has gained insight into the true nature of existence and has achieved Nirvana |
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| Asur | असुर | demigod in Kāmadhātu (Buddhism); demigod beings with good or bad qualities (Hinduism) |
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| ayakashi | アヤカシ | yōkai that appears above the surface of a body of water |
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| ben síde | ben síde | female spirit that wails before listener's family member's death |
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| bodhisattva | बोधिसत्त्व
菩提薩埵 བྱང་ཆུབ་སེམས་དཔའ โพธิสัตว์ |
person who is spiritually awake or enlightened |
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| boksa | 卜師 | male shaman |
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| buddha | बुद्ध | person who have achieved Buddhahood |
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| daēuua | 𐬛𐬀𐬉𐬎𐬎𐬀
|
supernatural entity with disagreeable characteristics |
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| deva | देव | celestial being who have god-like characteristics (Buddhism); benevolent deity (Hinduism); Tīrthaṅkara or celestial beings born on special beds without parents (Jainism) |
|
| dracō | dracō | large, fire-breathing, scaly, horned, lizard-like creature |
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| drákōn | δράκων | large, constricting snakes with poisonous spit or breath |
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| dweorg | *dwergaz | craftspeople living in mountains or stones |
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| Fomóire | Fomóire | supenatural race |
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| Gígas | Γίγας | wild race of men destroyed by the gods |
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| gobelin | gobelin | small, grotesque, monstrous creature |
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| ikiryō | 生霊 | disembodied spirit |
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| jinn | جِنّ
|
invisible creature |
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| kami | 神 | divinity of nature, manifestations of the interconnecting energy of the universe and paragons for the human |
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| kitsune | 狐 | fox with paranormal abilities |
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| leipreachán | leipreachán | diminutive supernatural being |
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| lóng | 龍 | snake-like creature with four legs |
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| mononoke | 物の怪 | spirit that can possess individuals and make them suffer |
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| nasnās | نَسْنَاس
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half-human creature |
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| oni | 鬼 | strong humanoid monster |
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| onryō | 怨霊 | ghost of vengeance |
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| orisha | orisha | divine spirit sent by Ọlọrun to assist humanity |
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| shén | 神 | supernatural being that inspires awe or wonder |
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| shikigami | 式神 | kami manipulated by an onmyōji |
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| shiryō | 死霊 | souls of the dead |
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| tengu | 天狗 | yōkai or kami that takes form of a hybrid of birds and monkeys |
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| trimūrti | त्रिमूर्ति | trinity of supreme divinity |
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| Tuatha Dé Danann | Tuatha Dé Danann | supernatural race |
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| vidyārāja | विद्याराज
明王 |
wrathful deity |
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| wyrm | *wurmiz | large venomous serpents |
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| xiān | 仙 | entities who have attained immortality and supernatural abilities |
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| xunguruuf | xunguruuf | creature |
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| yōkai | 妖怪 | monster with supernatural abilities |
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| yāoguài | 妖怪 | monster with supernatural abilities |
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| yūrei | 幽霊 | spirit barred from a peaceful afterlife |
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| zhēnrén | 真人 | spiritual master |
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| Beings | Concepts | Events | Figures | Locations | Objects | Practices |