Afarit ALSO KNOWN AS: Afrit; Ifreet; Ifrit Afarit names a type of malevolent spirit. (The same word refers to the individual Afarit and the entire species; it is both singular and plural.)
The Demon Ornias is one of the Fallen Angels, who is bested by King Solomon. According to the Testament of Solomon, Ornias is an annoying, vampirizing Demon who lives in the constellation Aquarius. He has shape-shifting ability: He strangles men
Zmeus PRONUNCIATION: (ZEE- muse) A vampiric race of giants with scaly tails from the lore of southeastern Europe, the Zmeus collect the ears from their victims to eat. Born the children of
Hantu Dodong (HAN-too Do-DONG) Variations: Hántu Dondong, Hantu Dor Dong The hantu dodong of India feeds off the blood of wild pigs as well as the blood of humans, like many vampires
Hant-Pare Pronunciation: HANT-P AR Variations: Han Parl, Hantu Pari, HANTU PENYARDIN In Indian lore the hantpare is a vampiric spirit that attacks people from the safety of its home on the astral
Hameh Pronunciation: Hay-MA A vampiric bird with beautiful GREEN or purple feathers from the mythology of Arabia, the hameh is created from the blood of a murder victim. The hameh has a
“Aloubi,” appears to be a relatively obscure figure in vampire folklore, particularly from the Aquitaine region of France. The information you provided is consistent with the limited details available about this creature,
Akhkharu Pronunciation: Ack-CAH-roo Variations: AKAKHARU, Rapganmekhab In the language of the ancient Sumerians, thisis the word that is used when referring to a vampiric spirit during magical ceremonies or practices. This creature,
Akakharu Pronunciation: Oak-a-CAH-roo Variations: Akakarm, Akakhura, AKHKHARU, Rapganmekhab An ancient Chaldean epic written in the third millennium B. C. tells the tale of this vampiric REVENANT. When the goddess Ishtar journeyed into
Aitvar Pronunciation: ATE-var This vampire from Lithuania is essentially an ALP but is described as having very large hands and feet. Source: Meyer, Mythologie der Germanen From the Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology
Aisha Qandisha Pronunciation: A-sha CON-da-sha Most likely, this vampiric goddess originated in the ancient city-state of Carthage. Her name, Aisha Qandisha. translates to “loving to be watered,” as in, covered with semen.
Aipalookvik Variations: Aipaloovik This vampiric spirit is part of the folklore of the arctic regions, including Alaska, Greenland, and Northern Canada. Sailors and those who live near the water have described it
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