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Cythraul
A Welsh evil spirit. The name means a type of devil or demon in the Welsh language.

Darrant
A malevolent water spirit that inhabits the River Derwent (Derbyshire, England). He lurks in the pools, awaiting unwary strangers who venture too close to the water's edge, grabbing and ...

Mieg Moulach
A household spirit of the brownie type. She was attached to the Grant family of Tullochgorm (Strathspey, Scotland). Mieg Moulach performed the usual brownie labors but also assisted the ...

Máurari
In the folk beliefs of the Maipure and Bamba people (Venezuela), the Máurari is a malevolent spirit.

Hampelmann
A goblin or mannikin (Little People) in Germanic folklore.

Hakenmann
A malevolent water spirit in Teutonic folklore. His name means 'Hook Man.'

Hadarniel
A powerful angel that challenged Moses on Mount Sinai before he received the Ten Commandments. This angel is sixty myriads of parasangs taller than his fellows, and at every word that ...

Hunessai
In the beliefs of the Witoto people of South Africa, the Hunessai are a group of guardian spirits of freshwater and its plant life.

Huecuvu
Evil spirits in the folk beliefs of the Araucanian people of Chile and Argentina. They are said to be shape-shifting disease demons who are controlled by Pillan, the god of earthquakes ...

Tsects
Among the Native American peoples of the North Pacific coast, benevolent female spirits.

Šert Terkan
Among the Cheremis/Mari people, the name of an individual keremet or evil spirit.

Nepokwa'i
A hunter Kachina spirit among the Tewa people.

Nenufaremi
In medieval European occultism, the name of elementals of the air.

Nechistyi Dukh
'Unclean Spirit.' A generic term for an evil spirit in Russian folklore.

Nechistaia Sila
'Unclean Force.' A generic term for evil spirits in Russian folklore.

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