ADZE
[ Ghana ]
(
from: Matthew Bunson "The Vampire
Encyclopedia" )
ADZEEKH
[ Kitimat Indians ]
The
Kitimat Indians believe that the soul
of a deceased person can be unwilling
to go to the Land of the Dead. The Adzeekh
lingers around the place where it used
to live and is dangerous because it
can drag other souls along with him.
( from: Ivan A. Lopatin "The Cult
of the Dead among the Natives of the
Amur Basin" )
AFRIT
[ Arabia ]
(
from: Rosemary Ellen Guiley "The
Complete Vampire Companian" )
AGRIOGOUROUNO
[ Macedonia ]
A
wicked person who has turned into a
were-boar.
( from: Nigel Jackson "Compleat
Vampyre" )
AITVAR
[ Lithuania ]
Lithuanian
kind of "Alp" with very big
hands and feet.
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
AKAKARM
[ Assyria ]
(
from: Robert Baudry )
AKAKHARU
[ Assyria ]
(
from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
ALB
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
ALF
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
ALFEMOE
[ Iceland ]
Type
of "Alp" from Iceland.
( from: E.H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
ALGUL
[ Arabia ]
(
from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and
Vampirism" )
ALITOS
[ Cythnos - Greece ]
(
from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
- his Kith and Kin" )
ALOUBI
[ France ]
(
from: Joël Pérocheau "La
Sorcellerie en Vendée" )
ALOUBY
[ Aquitaine - France ]
(
from: "A Dictionary of Devils and
Demons" )
ALOUQÂ
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: Hervé Masson "Le Diable
et la Possession Démoniaque"
)
ALOUQUE
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: Bouquet "Alouqa ou la Comédie
des Morts" )
ALP
[ Germany ]
(
from: E.H. Meyer "Mythologie der
Germanen" )
ALPEN
[ Germany ]
Other
name for Incubi
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
ALPMANN
[ Germany ]
(
from: Lutz Mackensen "Geister,
Hexen und Zauber" )
ALUGA
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: Matthew Bunson "The Vampire
Encyclopedia" )
ALUKA
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and
Vampirism" )
ALUKAH
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: R.E.L. Masters "Eros and
Evil" )
ALVANTIN
[ India ]
(
from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire
Book" )
ANAIKATOUMENOS
[ Tenos - Greece ]
(
from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
- his Kith and Kin" )
ANAKATHOUMENOS
[ Tenos - Greece ]
(
from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
in Europe" )
ANARRACHO
[ Cythera - Greece ]
(
from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
- his Kith and Kin" )
ANIUKHA
[ Siberia ]
Although
it has never been seen by anyone, the
Aniukha is supposed to be a small creature
that sucks up the life blood of infants.
It takes the help of a Shaman to get
rid of it.
(
from: Ivan A. Lopatin "The Cult
of the Dead among the Natives of the
Amur Basin" )
ANNIS
[ Britain ]
Sorceress
from British folklore who sucks the
blood of children.
( from: Jean-Paul Persigout "Dictionnaire
de Mythologie Celte" )
AOROI
[ Ancient Greece ]
The
ghosts of those who have died prematurely.
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
APSARAS
[ India ]
Indian
type of being that is something like
an "Alp" but also like an
"Elf".
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
ARAKH
[ Cambodia ]
Powerful
demons who can take possesion of your
body and kill you.
( from: Pierre Bitard "Le Monde
du Sorcier au Cambodge" )
ARDAT
[ Assyria ]
Being
that causes nightmares
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
ARDAT-LILE
[ Ancient Hebrew ]
(
from: R.E.L. Masters "Eros and
Evil" )
ARDAT
LILÎ [ Babylon ]
(
from: Hervé Masson "Le Diable
et la Possession Démoniaque"
)
ARIPA
SATANEI [ Romania ]
Other
name for "Samca"
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
ARMENKI
[ Bulgaria ]
Evil
spirits that attack young mothers and
their babies.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian
Mythology" )
ASAMBOSAM
[ Africa ]
(
from: Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
ASANBONSAM
[ Ashantiland ]
(
from: Anthony Masters "The Natural
History of the Vampire" )
ASASABONSAM
[ Ashantiland ]
(
from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and
Vampirism" )
ASEMA
[ Surinam ]
(
from: Henri J.M. Stephen "Winti
- Afro-Surinaamse religie en magische
rituelen in Suriname en Nederland"
)
ASEMAN
[ Surinam ]
Other
name for "Asema".
ASIMAN
[ Dahomey ]
(
from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire
Book" )
ASUANG
[ Philippines ]
Living
sorcerer who drinks blood
( from: "Journal of American Folklore"
)
ASWANG
[ Philippines ]
(
from: Harry A. Senn "Were-Wolf
and Vampire in Romania" )
ASWANG
MANANAGGAL [ Philippines ]
(
from: Rosemary Ellen Guiley "The
Complete Vampire Companian" )
ASWID
[ Scandinavia ]
(
from: Peter Haining "A Dictionary
of Vampires" )
ATTERGANGAR
[ Norway ]
(
from: "Nynorskordboka" )
AUFHOCKER
(
from: Wolfgang Bauer "Von denen
Traktaten" )
AUFHÖCKER
Plural
for "Aufhocker" - other name
for "Ephialtes" or "Incubi".
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
AUTU
[ Borneo ]
Being
that causes nightmares
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
AVALI
[ Zaire ]
Plural
of OMULI.
( from: Jan Knappert "African Mythology"
)
AVESTITSA
[ Romania ]
Other
name for "Samca"
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
AZEMAN
[ Surinam ]
Other
name for "Asema".
BABA
COAJA [ Romania ]
Other
name for "Samca".
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
BAITAL
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BAITAL
PACHISI [ India ]
( from:
Anthony Masters "The Natural History
of the Vampire" )
BAJANG
[ Malaysia ]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire -
his Kith and Kin" )
BÂJANG
[ Malaysia ]
( from:
Anthony Masters "The Natural History
of the Vampire" )
BALI
DJAKA [ Borneo ]
( from:
Jakob Wisse "Selbstmord und Todesfurcht
bei den Natürvölkern"
)
BALOI
[ Zambia, Botswana & Lesotho ]
Sorcerer
that feeds on the life-force of others.
( from: Jan Knappert "African Mythology"
)
BAOBHAN
SITH [ Ireland ]
( from:
Anthony Masters "The Natural History
of the Vampire" )
BAOBHAN
SITH [ Scotland ]
A beautiful
but deadly faery-vampyre-woman who is
said to haunt the wild and lonely places
of Ross-shire.
( from: Nigel Jackson "Compleat
Vampyre" )
BARABARLAKOS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
BARBUDA
[ Occitan language ]
Werewolf,
ghost
( from: Dictionary )
BARKOMENAOS
[ Cyprus ]
( from:
"Le Musée des Vampires"
)
BDEMXHONG
[ Tibet ]
( from:
Aba Vangh "Magie Tibetaine"
)
BEGIERIG
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Nachzehrer".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
BEGU
MENTAS [ Bataks ]
( from:
Jakob Wisse "Selbstmord und Todesfurcht
bei den Natürvölkern"
)
BETAIL
[ India ]
( from:
J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book"
)
BHAYANKARA
[ Tibet ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BHOOTUMS
[ India ]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
BHUT
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BHUTA
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BHUTS
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BHUTU
[ India ]
Spirits
of those who have died violently.
( from: Jean-Paul Roux "Le Sang"
)
BLAUTSAUGER
[ Bosnia, Germany ]
( from:
Nigel Jackson "Compleat Vampyre"
)
BLODSUGAR
[ Norway ]
Bloodsucker.
( from: "Nynorskordboka" )
BLODSUGER
[ Norway ]
Bloodsucker.
( from: "Bokmålsordboka"
)
BLOEDZUIGER
[ Dutch language ]
Bloodsucker,
leech - other name for a vampire.
BLOEDZUIGERS
[ Dutch language ]
Plural
for "bloodsucker".
BLOODSUCKER
[ English language ]
Other
name for a vampire.
BLUATSAUGER
[ Bavaria ]
( from:
Alfons Schweiggert "Wunderwesen"
)
BLUT-AUSSAUGER
[ Germany ]
( from:
Sturm & Völker "Von denen
Vampiren oder Menschensaugern"
)
BLUTSAUGER
[ German language ]
Bloodsucker
- other name for a vampire.
BLUT-SAUGER
[ Germany ]
( from:
Sturm & Völker "Von denen
Vampiren oder Menschensaugern"
)
BOBOANÃ
[ Romania ]
Other
regional name for female vampire.
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
BOBON
[ Romania ]
Other
regional name for male vampire.
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
BOCKSHEXE
[ Germany ]
Type
of "Alp" that can have the
shape of a goat.
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
BOCKSMARTE
[ Germany ]
Other
type of "Alp".
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
BOGINKI
[ Poland ]
Evil
spirits that attack young mothers and
their babies.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian
Mythology" )
BORBORLAKOS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
BOURDOULAKOS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
BRAHMAPARUSH
[ India ]
( from:
van Loon & Didden "Vampierhandboek"
)
BRAHMAPARUSHA
[ India ]
( from:
Rosemary Ellen Guiley "The Complete
Vampire Companian" )
BRAHMEPARUSH
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
BRONCOLAKAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
A. Debay "Histoire des Sciences
Occultes" )
BROUCOLACA
[ Greece ]
( from:
B. J. Hurwood "Vampires, Werewolved
and Ghouls" )
BROUCOLACCHI
[ Greece ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
BROUCOLACCO
[ Greece ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
BROUCOLAQUE
[ Greece ]
( from:
Dom Calmet "Dissertation sur les
Revenants en Corps,
les Excommuniés, Les Oupirs ou
Vampires, Brucolaques, etc." )
BROUCOLOKAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Lord Byron "The Works of Lord Byron"
)
BROUCOLOQUES
[ Greece ]
( from:
Jean-Paul Roux "Le Sang" )
BROUKOLAKES
[ Greece ]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire in
Europe" )
BROXA
[ Portugal ]
Erroneous
spelling of "Bruxa"
( from: "Le Monde du Sorcier"
)
BRUCOLACAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
BRUCOLAQUE
[ Greece ]
( from:
Dom Calmet "Dissertation sur les
Revenants en Corps,
les Excommuniés, Les Oupirs ou
Vampires, Brucolaques, etc." )
BRUCULACAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
BRUHA
[ Portugal ]
Erroneous
spelling of "Bruxa"
( from: Barbara Black Koltuv "The
Book of Lilith" )
BRUKOLAK
[ Greece ]
( from:
Sturm & Völker "Von denen
Vampiren oder Menschensaugern"
)
BRUKULACO
[ Greece ]
( from:
Gabriel Ronay "The Dracula Myth"
)
BRÜNNLIG
[ Germany ]
Another
German name for "Ignis Fatuus".
( from: E. H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
BRUXA
[ Portugal ]
Bloodsucking
witch that can change itself into a
bird or bat.
( from: Hans-Jürgen Wolf "Hexenwahn
und Exorzismus" )
BRUXAS
[ Portugal ]
( from:
B.J. Hurwood "Vampires, Werewolves
& Ghouls" )
BRUXSA
[ Portugal ]
Other
name for Bruxa
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
BRYKILAKAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
BRYKOLAKAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Dictionary )
BUAU
[ Borneo ]
( from:
??? )
BUCOLACS
[ Santorini - Greece ]
( from:
Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism"
)
BUHLGEIST
[ German ]
Other
name for "Incubus" or "Succubus".
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
BUHLGEISTER
[ German ]
Plural
for "Buhlgeist".
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
BULCOLACCAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire in
Europe" )
BUO [
Borneo ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
BURACH
BHAOI [ Scotland ]
( from:
Lewis Spence "The Magic Arts in
Celtic Britain" )
BURCOLAKAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
B.J. Hurwood "The Vampire Papers"
)
BURCULACAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
BUTHROLACAS
[ Greece ]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire in
Europe" )
BÜXENWOLF
[ Germany ]
Werewolf
who had made a pact with the devil.
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
CAI CAI
FILU [ Chile ]
( from:
Patrick Tierney "The Highest Altar"
)
CALLICANTZARO
[ Greece ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
CALLICANTZAROS
[ Greece ]
Children
born on Christmas day who will become
vampires after their death.
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
CAMAZOTZ
[ Mexico ]
( from:
Irene Nicholson "Mexican and Central
American Mythology" )
CANCHUS
[ Peru ]
I quote:
"the canchus were believed to be
devil worshippers who sucked the blood
of the young."
( from: www.istrianet.org "Vampires
and Witches in Istria" )
CATACANI
[ Greece ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
CATACANO
[ Rhodos ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
CAUCHEMAR
[ France ]
( from:
Claude Lecouteux "Histoire des
Vampires" )
CAUCHEMARES
[ France ]
Plural
for "Cauchemar" - also know
as "Coche-mares".
These are sorcerers or witches who attack
people during their sleep as "incubi"
or "succubi".
( from: Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
CEL-RÃU
[ Romania ]
One of
the names used to indicate vampires
and other evil beings.
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
CHEDIPE
[ India ]
( from:
J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book"
)
CHESME
[ Turkey ]
A vampire
cat that lives in the water and lures
young men to their death.
( from: Nigel Jackson "Compleat
Vampyre" )
"Çeçme"
is the Turkish word for "fountain".
CHEVÊCHE
( from:
Pérel Wilgowicz "Le Vampirisme"
)
CHEVESCHE
( from:
Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
CHIALCHIUT
[ Istria ]
Local
name for an incubus
( from: www.istrianet.org "Vampires
and Witches in Istria" )
CHIANG-SHI
[ China ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
CHIANG-SHIH
[ China ]
( from:
J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book"
)
CH'IANG
SHIH [ China ]
( from:
B.J. Hurwood "Passport to the Supernatural"
)
CHILDREN
OF JUDAS [ Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania
]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire -
his Kith and Kin" )
CH'ING
SHI [ China ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
CHONCHON
[ Chile ]
( from:
Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei
Vampiri" )
CHORDEWA
[ Bengal ]
The Oraons
(or Uraons) of Bengal are said to believe
in this vampire witch who can change
into a black cat.
( from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
- his Kith and Kin" )
CHUPACABRAS
[ Central America ]
( from:
"STRANGE Magazine" )
CHURAIL
[ India ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
CHUREL
[ India ]
( from:
Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
CHURREYLS
[ India ]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
CIALCIUT
[ Istria ]
Local
name for an incubus
( from: www.istrianet.org "Vampires
and Witches in Istria" )
CIUAPIPILTIN
[ Mexico ]
( from:
Montague Summers "The Vampire -
his Kith and Kin" )
CIUATETEO
[ Mexico ]
Mexican
vampire-witch.
( from: Montague Summers "The Vampire
- its Kith and Kin" )
Being that causes nightmares
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
CIUATETO
[ Mexico ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
CIVAPIPILTIN
[ Mexico ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
CIVATETEO
[ Mexico ]
( from:
Anthony Masters "The Natural History
of the Vampire" )
COCHE-MARE
[ France ]
Other
name for "Cauchemares".
( from: Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
COCHE-MARES
[ France ]
Plural
- for "Coche-mare".
COCHOMAREN
[ France ]
German
Plural for "Cochomares".
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
COCHOMARES
[ France ]
Witch
(also called "Gaukemares")
that attacks people during their sleep.
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
CON-TINH
[ Annam ]
( from:
"Le Musée des Vampires"
)
CORPSE-CANDLE
Other
name for "Ignis Fatuus".
( from: Katharine Briggs "A Dictionary
of Fairies" )
CORPSE-SANS-ÂME
[ Armorique ]
( from:
Jean-Paul Persigout "Dictionnaire
de Mythologie Celte" )
CURCOÏ
[ Romania ]
Other
name for vampire.
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
CUROÏ
[ Romania ]
Other
name for vampire.
( from: Adrien Cremene "Mythologie
du Vampire en Roumanie" )
DACHNAVAR
[ Armenia ]
Armenian
mountain spirit who sucks blood from
the feet of travelers
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
DAITJA
[ Indonesia ]
( from:
F.S. Knipscheer "Bijgeloof uit
alle Tijden - Demonen" )
DAKHANAVAR
[ Armenia ]
( from:
Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism"
)
DAKINIS
[ Himalaya ]
( from:
Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
DANAG
[ Philippines ]
( from:
Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia"
)
DASCHNAVAR
[ Armenia ]
( from:
Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus"
)
DEAMHAIN
FHOLA [ Ireland ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
DEARG
DIULAI [ Ireland ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
DEARG-DUE
[ Ireland ]
( from:
Anthony Masters "The Natural History
of the Vampire" )
DEARG-DUL
[ Ancient Ireland ]
( from:
Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
DEDEJKO
[ Bulgaria ]
( from:
Claude Lecouteux "Histoire des
Vampires" )
DENAC
[ Dalmatia ]
"innocent"
vampire, as opposed to the ORKO or "guilty"
vampire
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
DHAMPIER
[ Serbia ]
( from:
van Loon & Didden "Vampierhandboek"
)
DHAMPIR
[ Serbia ]
Son of
a vampire.
( from: Jan L. Perkowski "The Darkling"
)
DHAMPIR
[ Albania ]
( from:
Peter Mario Kreuter "Der Vampirglaube
in Südosteuropa" )
DHAMPIRË
[ Albania ]
plural
of Dhampir
( from: Peter Mario Kreuter "Der
Vampirglaube in Südosteuropa"
)
DHAMPIRESA
[ Serbia ]
Daughter
of a vampire.
( from: Jan L. Perkowski "The Darkling"
)
DJINN
[ Arabia ]
( from:
B. J. Hurwood "Terror by Night"
)
DOCKELE
[ Germany ]
"Alp"-like
creature in the shape of a cat that
sucks blood.
( from: E.H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
DOCKELI
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DOCKJE
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DODELECKER
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Nachzehrer".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DODELEKER
[ Germany ]
( from:
Sturm & Völker "Von denen
Vampiren oder Menschensaugern"
)
DOGGELE
[ Elsass and Switzerland ]
Other
name for "Mahr" or "Alp".
( from: Wolfgang Golther "Handbuch
der Germanische Mythologie" )
DOGGI
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DOPPELSAUGER
[ Germany ]
Children
who have changed over to drinking milk
form a bottle. After this, they should
no longer be breastfed. Otherwise they
may turn into vampires after their death.
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DOPPELSAUGERLING
[ Germany ]
( from:
Peter Kremer "Wo das Grauen lauert"
)
DOUSHETA
[ Bulgaria ]
Deceased
unbaptised children that have turned
into evil demons.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian
Mythology" )
DRAKUL
[ Moldavia ]
( from:
Peter Haining "A Dictionary of
Vampires" )
DRAKOS
[ Bulgaria ]
( from:
Peter Mario Kreuter "Der Vampirglaube
in Südosteuropa" )
DRAKUS
[ Bulgaria ]
Name
for vampire in the Rhodopes.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian
Mythology" )
DRAUG
[ Old Norwegian ]
( from:
S. Seligmann "Die Zauberkraft des
Auges and das Berufen" )
DRAUGR
[ Iceland ]
( from:
Claude Lecouteux "Fantômes
et Revenants" )
DRUCKERL
[ Germany ]
Other
type of "Alp".
( from: E.H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
DRUCKERLE
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DRÜCKERMÄNNCHEN
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DRÜCKMÄNNCHEN
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DRUD
[ Germany, Austria ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DRUDE
[ Austria, Bavaria ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: E.H. Meyer "Mythologie
der Germanen" )
DRUJAS
[ Persia ]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
DRUJES
[ Persia ]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
DRUTT
[ Germany, Austria ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
DUBBELSÜGER
[ Germany ]
( from:
Jan L. Perkowski "The Darkling"
)
DUBBELSÜGGER
[ Germany ]
( from:
Peter Kremer "Wo das Grauen lauert"
)
DUENDES
[ Spain ]
Other
name for Incubi
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare"
)
DUIKER
[ Netherlands ]
Waterspirit
that drowns little children to drink
their blood.
( from: Maarten Douwe Teenstra "Volksverhalen
en Legenden" )
DUX-LJUBOVNIK
[ Ruthenia ]
( from:
Claude Lecouteux "Histoire des
Vampires" )
DVADUSHNI
[ Ukraina ]
Ukrainian
name for a vampire.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian
Mythology" )
DVOEDUSCHNIK
[ Slavs ]
( from:
Claude Lecouteux "Histoire des
Vampires" )
DWAALLICHT
[ Netherlands ]
Other
name for "Ignis Fatuus".
( from: J.W. Sinninghe "Drentsch
Sagenboek" )
DWAALLICHTEN
[ Dutch language ]EDIMMOU [ Babylon
]
( from:
"Mythologie Générale"
)
EKIMMOU
[ Babylon ]
( from:
Hervé Masson "Le Diable
et la Possession Démoniaque"
)
EKIMMU
[ Assyria ]
( from:
Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism"
)
EKMETALLEFTIS
[ Greek language ]
( from:
Dictionary )
ELBE
[ Germany ]
Other
name for "Alp".
( from: "Handwörterbuch des
deutschen Aberglaubes" )
ELBEN
Plural
for "Elbe".
EMPOUSE
[ Ancient Greece]
( from:
Robert Baudry )
EMPUSA
[ Ancient Greece]
( from:
Montague Summers )
EMPUSAE
[ Ancient Greece]
( from:
R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil"
)
EMPUSES
[ Ancient Greece]
( from:
"Le Musée des Vampires"
)
EPHÉLÉS
[ Ancient Greece ]
Ancient
name for "Ephialte".
( from: Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
ÉPHIALTE
( from:
Roland Villeneuve "Dictionaire
du Diable" )
EPHIALTES
Plural
- other name for "Incubi"
or "Aufhöcker".
( from: Johannes Praetorius "Blockes-Berge
Verrichtung" )
ERESTUN
[ Russia]
( from:
Alan Dundes "The Vampire - a Casebook"
)
ERETICA
[ Russia]
( from:
Nigel Jackson "Compleat Vampyre"
)
ERETIK
[ Russia]
( from:
Alan Dundes "The Vampire - a Casebook"
)
ERETITSA
[ Russia]
( from:
Alan Dundes "The Vampire - a Casebook"
)
ERETNICA
[ Russia]
( from:
J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book"
)
ERETNIK
[ Russia]
( from:
Alan Dundes "The Vampire - a Casebook"
)
ERETNITSA
[ Russia]
( from:
Alan Dundes "The Vampire - a Casebook"
)
ERINNYES
[ Ancient Greece ]
( from:
"Greek Mythology" )
