...' (lit. “hair-cutter”) (also '''Kami-kiri''' or '''kamikui''') are ghostly spirits in Japanese mythology.
...und! There was an accident one year before and someone’s hair got cut in a household called Kohinatashikenyashiki. At that time that person who had their hair c
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...en on a temporary transformation, and these bakemono are distinct from the spirits of the dead. In common usage, any bizarre apparition can be referred to as
...ossess a soul in Shinto and other animistic traditions. Obake derived from household objects are often called tsukumogami.
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...''bogan'', ''[[bogle]]'' or ''boggle'') is a [[:Category:Household spirits|household spirit]], sometimes mischievous, sometimes helpful.
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...make people ill, but it can also mean that very small or invisible haltija-spirits are attached to a person. However, if someone goes fishing, (s)he can ask f
*Väki of death (kalman väki) means ghosts and spirits, but also magical power that can be found from graveyard. This power can ma
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...de, Billie Blin''', or '''Belly Blin''' is an English and Lowland Scottish household spirit, similar to the [[brownie]].
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...arass humans through they are not considered inherently evil. As household spirits ,they sometimes perform domestic chores, but play malicious tricks if not a
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...''' are tiny men who live underground, in mushrooms, or else are household spirits helping in the home.
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'''Baku''' (獏 or 貘, also known as "dream eaters") are spirits found in Chinese and Japanese mythology that devour dreams and nightmares.
...enign creatures who aid human being s by eating [[nightmare]]s or the evil spirits that cause such dreams. Sometimes they do this unbidden, but other legends
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...murder and other sins. The name became a generic term for a class of evil spirits.
...into Cæsar's house privately, and there kill himself upon the altar of his household gods, to bring divine vengeance upon him; but the fear of torture put him o
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This beneficent household demon may also be propitiated by food which they expect to see converted in
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