Tsovinar was described as a fire creature that causes the rain and hail to fall from heavens when she was an
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...considering the Dragon motifs: female and male dragons have both water and fire characteristics, but while the female is associated mainly with water, the
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...ters with the placing of wreaths on the waters, and with circle dances and fire festivals.
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'''Golachab''' (Burners with Fire) is the [[Qliphoth]] corresponding to the Sephirot ''Geburah'' on the kabba
...re of demonology. The name can also be translated as 'The one adorned with fire'."
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...reappear.The second ghost is that of a monk, who lost his life in a local fire several centuries ago.
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In Greek mythology, '''Cacus''' was a fire-breathing monster and the son of Vulcan. It lived in a cave in the Aventine
...of the mountain to reach his adversary. Cacus attacked Heracles by spewing fire and smoke, while Heracles responded with tree branches and rocks the size o
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..., and locals do hear them howling as a storm approaches. They're scared of fire and vulnerable to burns.
...fell asleep. Soon the lamp went out, but the girl cautiously blew upon the fire until it was bright enough to see the fine pointed ears of the stranger. At
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...ign of impending disaster, which may be a typhoon, earthquake, tsunami, or fire. Ōkubi are otherwise harmless and will disappear soon after the first sigh
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Xaphan is said to have an inventive mind and came up with the idea to set fire to heaven before he and the other fallen were cast out.
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...s nozzle installed in the sculpture's mouth. Currently the dragon breathes fire every five minutes, or when an SMS with the text "SMOK" is sent to the numb
...n_sculpture_Krakow_Poland.jpg|thumb|right|Wavel Dragon sculpture breathing fire]]
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In some traditions, Ammit was said to stand by a lake of fire, into which the unworthy hearts were cast, rather than her eating them. In
...ther authors have noted that Ammit's lion characteristics, and the lake of fire, may be pointers to a connection with the goddess [[Sekhmet]].
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...of heart can see the kijimunaa. They may or may not be seen accompanied by fire.
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The '''Karura''' (迦楼羅) is a huge, fire-breathing creature from Japanese mythology.
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...mouth, feeding off the food that they had eaten. Douglas Hyde's Beside the Fire tells of how a person who got rid of the Alp Luachra are eating large amoun
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...ed from dragons, you from fairies. We are as incompatible as water is with fire. So we cannot continue in harmony.” This said, the husband and wife parte
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Ghostly fires in Japan may also be called onibi (鬼火, onibi? "demon fire"). In Chinese they are called guǐ-huǒ (Pinyin) or gwäe-fo (Cantonese). H
...anese myths consider hitodama a trick of the kitsune, employing their "fox-fire" (kitsune-bi) to lead travelers astray.
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...is elbows when he was kneeling, interrupting his prayers by clattering the fire-irons or grinning in at the window. Finally he frightened the preacher away
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...dred years ago, and since then I have not seen so many egg shells near the fire!".
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...le. They are usually invisible, though they sometimes appear as a light or fire prior to the death of someone.
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...often adorned with shibi (鴟尾) in this shape, in order to protect them from fire.
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