Census · C
2093 entries · 765 being-tier · 1328 concept-tier (hidden by default — show them)
| Name | Class | Kind | Tradition | Status | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C. ong — Cd voi · ba ngu · Mister Fish | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| C rocodile | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ca-peen | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| cab(e) iri | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cabal — Cavall · Cafal · Cafall Cabal is King Arthur's hunting dog, remembered for pursuing Twrch Trwyth and leaving a magical footprint in stone. | creature | individual | welsh | canon | 3 |
| Caballucos del Diablo | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cabasus | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cabaye — Sicabay The first woman in a Bisayan creation story, released with Calaque from a bamboo stalk split by a bird. | person | individual | philippine | registered | 2 |
| cabbage | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cabeiri — Cabiri | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cabeiros | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cabin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cabinet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cable | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caboclo — Luiz Corre-Beirado · Luiz · caboclo Caboclos are Brazilian nature and ancestral spirits associated with Indigenous backcountry peoples and honored within mixed African-Indigenous religious traditions. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Caburayan | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cabyll-Ushtey — Cabyll-Uisge · Shoopiltie · Shoopiltee · Glashtinhe The Cabyll-Ushtey is a vicious Manx water-horse that can resemble a handsome man and lures people or livestock into water to dismember them. | creature | species | britishcelticeuropean | canon | 11 |
| Caca | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cacce-Haldde | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cacce-Olmai | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cacher | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cachime | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cachucha | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cacius | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Cackler, the Great | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cacrops | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cactus Cactus denotes desert endurance, warmth, grandeur, and ardent love; traditions also connect it with ceremonial intoxication, Pueblo religion, pregnancy taboos, and spiritual desolation. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cactus Cat The Cactus Cat is an Arizona thorn-furred feline that slashes cacti, lets their sap ferment, then returns to drink it. | creature | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Cactus Grandmother | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cacus Cacus is a three-headed, fire-breathing robber giant who stole Geryon’s cattle from Hercules and hid them in his cave. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Caddy — Amy · Cadbor osaur us · Edizgigant eus · Haietluk A sea monster reported along British Columbia’s coast, popularly nicknamed from the coined name Cadborosaurus. | creature | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Cadejo (cah-day-ho) | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cadell | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cadmea ravaged by a vixen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cadmus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cadmus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cadmus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cadmus | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cadmus and the Sparti | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cado | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cadogan's Ghost | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| caduceus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| caduceus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caduceus | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| caduceus | object-being | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cadwaladr | creature | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cadwgan | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cadwgan Vras | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cadyrnerth | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cael — Cáel · Caol | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Cael Sharp Sword | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caeneus | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caeneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caeneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caeneus — Caenis | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Caeneus to be invulnerable | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caer — Cáer · Cáer Ibormeith Caer is an Irish otherworld woman and swan-shifter beloved by Aonghus, who found her transformed among maidens swimming on a lake called Dragon's Mouths. | fairy | individual | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Caer Idris | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caer Nefenhir | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caer Ormaith | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caer Wydyr | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caesarion | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cafre — Kafre · Kafar · Pugot · Pugut The Cafre is a gigantic black boar-like Filipino monster that speaks, walks upright, and tirelessly hunts humans despite being easily tricked. | creature | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Cagang | creature | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| cage | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cagn — Kang · Thora The Bushman creator who may appear as a mantis or caterpillar and withdrew from the world after meeting persistent opposition. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cagrino — Buecubu · Chagrin · Guecubu · Harginn | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cahal | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caherman | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| CaHileon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cai The first Irish judge, a Milesian who learned Mosaic law in Egypt, traveled with Moses, and later rejoined his people. | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cailcheir | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cailitin — Calatin · Calatín | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caillagh Ny Groamagh — Caillagh Ny Gueshag · Caillagh ny Groamagh · Old Woman of Gloominess Caillagh Ny Groamagh is the Manx Old Woman of Gloom, a weather hag also remembered as a spell-worker cast into the Irish Sea. | spirit | species | british | candidate | 5 |
| Cailleach Bera — Cailleach Beara · Cailleac Bhearra · Cailleach Bheirre · Cailleach Beirre Cailleach Bera is an Irish giant hag and corn spirit credited with immense strength, cunning, and the building of mountains. | creature | species | british | candidate | 3 |
| Cailleach Bheur — Cally Berry Cailleach Bheur is the blue-faced Highland winter hag, a staff-bearing weather spirit and guardian of wild deer, boar, and other animals. | spirit | species | british | candidate | 5 |
| Cailleach Uragaig | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caílte — Caoilte · Cailte | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Cain | person | individual | jewishphilippinewelsh | registered | 6 |
| Cain and Abel | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caincenn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cainche Crimson-Red | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cainites | creature | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Cainnelsciath | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cainte | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caíntigern | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cairbre | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cairell of the White Skin | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cairell the Battle Striker — Aelchinn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| cairn A cairn is a stone mound marking a route, grave, or sacred place, sometimes enlarged by travelers as an offering or memorial. | object-being | archetype | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| cairngorm | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cairpre | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caisel Feathers — Caisel Clumach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cait Sith — Cait Sìth · Big ear s · Cat sìt h · Cat h paluc Cait Sith are huge, ferocious black fairy cats with white chest markings, sometimes interpreted as witches in animal form. | creature | species | british | canon | 3 |
| Caitchenn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caitetu-Mundé | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cake — struan Cake denotes feasting and fertility, while sacrificial or cross-marked forms embody divine nourishment, substitute offerings, and the moon’s cycle. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 2 |
| cake customs | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cakes Cakes are sacrificial buns whose circular, cross-divided form represents the moon and its four quarters, with Egyptian sources also attesting them. | symbol | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Cakewalk | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cakravaka | deity | individual | east-asian | registered | 1 |
| Calabar bean | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calabash | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| calabash tree | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caladbolg | object-being | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caladrius — Calandra · Chaladrius · Charadrius · Caladre A white healing bird, the caladrius foretells a patient's fate and can draw sickness away before carrying it skyward. | heraldic | species | heraldic | canon | 2 |
| Caladrius The Caladrius is a bedside omen-bird that either rejects a doomed patient or removes a recoverable illness and carries it sunward. | symbol | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Caladrius The Caladrius is a bedside omen-bird that either rejects a doomed patient or removes a recoverable illness and carries it sunward. | symbol | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Caladrius — Char adr ius The Caladrius is a mythical northern European bird with pure white feathers, a yellow bill and legs, and a long swanlike neck. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Calag | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Calais | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calais | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calais | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calais | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calametis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calametis | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| calamus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calaque — Sicalak The first man in a Bisayan creation story, released with Cabaye from a bamboo stalk opened by a bird. | person | individual | philippine | registered | 2 |
| Calcar — Calcars | spirit | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Calcas | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Calchas | tale | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Calchas and Mopsus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calchona — Chilludo Calchona is a shaggy, bearded nocturnal beast of Chile and Argentina that frightens travelers and horses, usually stealing food rather than attacking. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| caldron of regeneration | object-being | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Caleb | person | individual | jewish | registered | 3 |
| Caledonia | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| calendar The calendar denotes patterned cosmic time, reckoned through lunar, solar, seasonal, stellar, river, plant, and animal cycles; Celtic accounts emphasize disputed cross-quarter divisions. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 2 |
| calf | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| calf | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calf | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Calf | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Caliadne Caliadne is a freshwater spirit married to Egyptus and mother of twelve sons paired with the daughters of Danaus. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Caliban | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caligorante | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| calinda — calenda · caleinda | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Call — Wise | creature | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Callias | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callidice | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callidice | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callidice | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calling the Deer | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| calling the wind | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calliope | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calliope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calliope | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Calliope | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirhoe | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirius | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Callirrhoe | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirrhoe | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirrhoe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirrhoe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callirrhoe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Callisto Callisto is an Arcadian companion of Artemis transformed into a bear after Zeus seduced her and later placed among the stars. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Callitrice — Callitrix Callitrice are shy medieval Ethiopian creatures resembling satyrs with exceptionally long beards and thick tails. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Calopus — Chatloup · Catwolf · Aptaleon · Caleps The Calopus is a medieval heraldic cat-wolf with a lupine body, feline face, spines, and serrated goat horns. | heraldic | species | heraldic | candidate | 5 |
| Calphurn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Calumet | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| calumet dance | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calybe | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calyce | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calydon | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calydon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calydon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian Boar — Aetolian Boar · Ætolian Boar · Aper Calydonius · Hus Kalydonios The Calydonian Boar is Artemis's gigantic punishment for a neglected sacrifice, slain by Atalanta and Meleager after ravaging Aetolia. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar The Calydonian boar was the formidable quarry pursued by Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian Boar The Calydonian Boar is Artemis's monstrous punishment for a king's neglected sacrifice, devastating Aetolia's people, farms, and countryside. | deity | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Calydonian boar hunt | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calydonians at war with Curetes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calygreyhound The Calygreyhound is a swift English heraldic chimera combining antelope, wildcat, ox, and sometimes ram features. | heraldic | species | heraldic | canon | 3 |
| Calypso | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| calypso | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Calypso | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| cam kham | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Camahueto Camahueto is a silver Chilean water bull with a golden horn whose destructive migration to the sea threatens gardens and ships. | creature | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Camazotz — Chonchon · H’ik’al · Soucouyant · Tin t in Camazotz is the dreaded Maya bat deity of death who decapitates Hunahpu when the hero raises his head in the bat house. | deity | individual | — | canon | 3 |
| Cambions (CAM-bee-ins) — Campions | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cambric Shirt | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cambyses | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cambyses | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Cambyses | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Camel — camel · Riagall The camel denotes temperance, endurance, humility, obedience, and royal dignity; Iranian imagery links it to the dragon-serpent, while Roman coins personify Arabia. | symbol | archetype | heraldicirish | registered | 5 |
| Camel-Leopard — Cameleopardel · Camelo-Pard · Camelo-Pardalis · Ziraafa (“assemblage of animals”) | heraldic | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| camelia | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Camellia | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Camelopard — Giraffe | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Camelopardel | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Camelops | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Camelot | place | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Camicus in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Camicus in Sicily | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Camlan — Camlaun · Camlann | place | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| camomile Camomile denotes resilience and love under adversity; folk medicine treats its bitter flowers as sacred, aphrodisiac, calming, digestive, and protective against diverse ailments. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Camoodi — Giant Anaconda · Boiúba · Boiúna · Cobra-grande A gigantic Guianese serpent so immense that resting hunters initially mistook its body for a fallen tree. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Camp Chipmunk | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Campacti — Cipatli Campacti is an Aztec primordial fishlike dragon whose defeated body became the substance of the earth. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Campania in | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Campania in Italy | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Campania in Italy | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Campanians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Campankitaci | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Campbell of Islay, John Francis | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Campbell of Tiree, John Gregorson | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Campe — Kampe Campe is the monstrous female jailer who guarded the Cyclopes and Hundred-Handers in Tartarus until Zeus killed her and freed them. | creature | individual | greek | canon | 6 |
| Campeyya | deity | individual | east-asian | registered | 1 |
| camphire | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Camphor — camphor Camphor denotes chastity and sensory renunciation, its residue-free burning suggesting self-extinction; folklore uses its pungency against evil, illness, pain, and insects. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Camphurch — Camphurcii Camphurch is a Moluccan amphibious chimera with deer forequarters, goose hindfeet, and a medicinal unicorn horn. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Campus Martius | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Camros — Camrus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Camulatz | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Camulos — Camulus | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| can | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cana — media cana | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Canaan | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Canaan | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Canace | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Canache — Canace | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Canadian Alligator — Pitt Lake Lizard A large dark crocodilian reported in western Canada, sometimes described with horns or ears and known as the Pitt Lake Lizard. | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| canal gods | deity | species | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| canario | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Canastrum | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Canastyr Kanllaw — Canhastyr Canllaw · Hundred-Hands | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Canavar — Vanna | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cancellation | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cancer — Crab · Lobster · Crayfish · Scarab Cancer primarily denotes the lunar, watery zodiacal gate through which souls enter embodiment; the Kalevala instead names cancer among Lowyatar’s disease offspring. | symbol | individual | finnish | registered | 5 |
| Canchu — Pumapmicuc | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Candace — Kandakc · Kaidafa | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| candelabra | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| candle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| candle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Candle | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| candle | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| candle dance | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Candlemas Candlemas is the February 2 Christian feast of Christ’s Presentation or Mary’s Purification, layered with candle blessings, Imbolc, field-purification rites, and seasonal renewal. | concept | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| candlestick | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| candombles | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cane | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cane of breath and spittle | object-being | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| CANESA | other | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Canethus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Canis Major | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| canker | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cankobobus — Tankerabogus · Tantrabobus | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Canna's Stone | object-being | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cannered Noz — cannerez noz · washerwomen of the night Diminutive Breton night washerwomen, the Cannered Noz beat their own burial linens beside secluded waterways as penance. | fairy | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cannibal | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cannibal- At-Th E-No Kth End-Oi -The-Wored — Cannibal- At-Tii E-No Kth End-Oi -The-Wored | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cannibal Giant | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cannibal Spirit of the North | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Cannibalism — cannibalism Cannibalism is the eating of human flesh or blood; sources distinguish imagined or social practice from ritual absorption of vitality or divinity, especially Mesoamerica. | symbol | — | egyptianmesoamerican | registered | 4 |
| Cannibals Cannibals are man-eating beings appearing across myth as deities, giants, monsters, humans, birds, or animals that prey upon people. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Canoe — canoe The canoe is a dugout watercraft in Mesoamerican travel and trade; symbolically it is a lunar crescent and, in Māori tradition, the ancestral mother. | symbol | — | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| Canola | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Canopic Jars — Canopic jars Canopic jars are Egyptian funerary vessels associated with the four protective gods of the dead, whose human, baboon, jackal, and hawk heads guard the tomb. | symbol | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Canopy — canopy The canopy denotes sovereignty, protection, and the celestial realm; Buddhist and Hindu forms distinguish enlightenment, pure mind, priestly earth, and royal heaven. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Canrig Bwt | creature | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| cante fable | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cante hondo — jondo | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cantharidlels | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Canute — Cnut | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Canwyll Corph — Corpse Candle | spirit | — | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caoinche | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caoineag An unseen Highland clan spirit, the Caoineag wails at waterfalls after dark to warn that disaster is approaching her family. | spirit | archetype | british | candidate | 2 |
| Caointeach — Caoineag · Cyhyreath A localized Highland banshee, the Caointeach appears as a small woman whose piercing lament announces death or calamity for particular clans. | spirit | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 4 |
| Caol Crodha the Fierce | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caolainn | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caoranach | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cap — cap The cap denotes status, freedom, and power, though particular forms signify folly, concealment, the heavens, shamanic authority, or the Dioscuri’s divided cosmic egg. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cap and Bells | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cap o' Rushes | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cap of invisibility — Tarnhut | object-being | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Capac raimi | concept | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Capacti — Cipactil-Caiman | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Capalus — Chapalu · Capalu Capalus is a monstrous supernatural cat of Welsh and Arthurian legend, famed as Palug’s Cat and an attacker of Arthur’s fairy castle. | creature | species | european | candidate | 3 |
| Capaneus | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capaneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capaneus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Capelthwaite A Westmorland shape-shifting bogie favoring a calf-sized black dog form, Capelthwaite herds farm animals kindly but chases or harms strangers. | fairy | species | britishenglish | candidate | 4 |
| caper | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| caper-tree | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caphereus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caphereus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capherian rocks | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| capon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Capricorn — Capricornus · Horned Goat · Ibex · Sea Goat Capricorn is the zodiacal sea-goat, joining land and water, height and depth; it marks winter’s turning, the gods’ gate, and the sun’s ascent. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 6 |
| Capricornus (CAP-rih-CORN-us) — Capricorn | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Captain Hanna’s Fish | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Captain Kidd — Robert · Kidd's Lament Captain Kidd is the confessional pirate of a moralizing sailors' song, recounting his crimes while warning listeners against corrupt companions. | heraldic | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Captain Wedderburn's Courtship | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Captan — Kaptan | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 2 |
| captive in fairyland | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| captives | custom | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Captives in Fairyland | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Captured fairies | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| capturing the moon | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Capylus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capys | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capys | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Capys | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Carabuncle | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caradawc — Caradawc son of Bran | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caradawc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caradawc — Caradawc son of Llyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caradawc Vreichvras | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caradawg — Carradoc · Caradog | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Caradoc (Winifred legend) | other | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Caragabi | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Carancho | creature | archetype | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Caravinaigre | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carbh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| carbuncle A carbuncle is a deep-red jewel, traditionally likened to ruby or garnet and sometimes imagined at a unicorn's horn base. | symbol | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| carbuncle A carbuncle is a deep-red jewel, traditionally likened to ruby or garnet and sometimes imagined at a unicorn's horn base. | symbol | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Carbuncle The Carbuncle is an elusive creature from South American exploration tales, marked by a brilliant jewel embedded in its forehead. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Carbuncle A carbuncle is a deep-red jewel, traditionally likened to ruby or garnet and sometimes imagined at a unicorn's horn base. | symbol | — | — | canon | 1 |
| Carbuncle A carbuncle is a deep-red jewel, traditionally likened to ruby or garnet and sometimes imagined at a unicorn's horn base. | symbol | — | — | canon | 1 |
| carbuncle The carbuncle is a fiery red gemstone credited with illuminating heaven and Noah’s Ark and symbolizing the sun and Christ’s sacrifice. | object-being | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Carbuncle Snake — Carbuncle · Carbunkel · Carrabuncle The Carbuncle Snake is a giant serpent bearing a color-changing ruby that warns of danger and can protect whoever possesses it. | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carcas | spirit | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| carcase | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carcinus — Karkinos | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cards | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| careado | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Careless Love | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Caretyne The caretyne is a spotted Tudor heraldic bull-creature with golden horns, cloven hooves, tusks, and mane that breathes flame orally and through one ear. | heraldic | species | heraldic | candidate | 2 |
| cargo | custom | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Caria | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Carian Chersonese | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Carian leader | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Carians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caribbean Crowing Snake | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caribbean Monk Seal | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caridwen — Ceridwen Caridwen is a Welsh enchantress who brewed a potion of inspiration for her son, only for its wisdom to reach Gwion Bach. | deity | individual | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Caristae | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carl Oe Carlisle | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carlin — Cailleac · Cailleach · The Granny · Granny Carlin is the Scottish harvest form of the Cailleach, an Old Woman spirit embodied in the season's final sheaf. | spirit | species | celtic | candidate | 5 |
| Carman | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Carmen — Carmenta · Carmentis · Nicostrate An ancient Italian prophetic goddess and leader of the Camenae, Carmen protected childbirth, practiced healing, and sang of past and future. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Carn Cabal | object-being | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Carn Galver | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carna — Cardea · Carnea | deity | individual | — | registered | 2 |
| carnation — Carnation · Sop-in-wine · Gilliflower Carnation symbolism varies by color: red conveys admiration and passionate marriage, pink motherhood, white pure love, yellow rejection; other sources add fascination and caprice. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Carnaval | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carnea | concept | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Carneddyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| carnelian | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carneros — Los | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carnival — orgy Carnival is a boisterous pre-Lenten festival of masquerade and license, symbolically suspending social order and returning to chaos so seasonal fertility can regenerate. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 4 |
| carol | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| carole — carola | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carolina Parakeet | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Carp — carp The carp denotes perseverance, courage, longevity, and abundance; Chinese tradition links its upstream leap with scholarly ascent, while paired carp signify lovers. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Carpa | creature | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| carpenter | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| carpet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carpre Lifecar | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Carravogue | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Carrean | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| carrion | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carrivean | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| carrizo | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Carrog Carrog is a Welsh monster dwelling in Conway Valley that can inundate the entire valley when disturbed. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Carrol O'Daly | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| carrot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| carrot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| carrot | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| carrying water in a sieve | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cart | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cart Shaft the god | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Cartazonon — cartazonon · unicorn Cartazonon is an aggressive reddish unicorn with a black horn and boar's tail, hunted in India and North Africa but never captured alive. | creature | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Carteron | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Carthaginian Serpent | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cartomancy | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caru | person | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Caruda — Garuda Bird | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| CARUGUA — Carugua · Caspian Tiger · Hyrcanian tiger | creature | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Carved Woman | person | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Carvilia | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| caryophylus’ | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cas | person | individual | irishwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Cascorach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| casernent | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Casey Jones | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Casius | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cask — cask The cask denotes receptive enclosure and the character imparted by its contents; a bottomless cask represents futile, endless labor. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| casket | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Casmilos | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Casnar — Kasnar | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| casque | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cassander | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Cassandra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cassandra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cassandra — Alexandra | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cassava — manioc Cassava is a staple South American root whose poisonous juice must be removed, and whose spirit taught people its cultivation in one legend. | object-being | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| cassia — Cassia Cassia denotes immortality, good fortune, and ascent through the Chinese paradise-tree; elsewhere it is a sacred anointing spice and ominous tricolor plant. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Cassie | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cassiel | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cassiepea | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cassiopeia — Cassiepea · Cassiope · Cassiepeia Cassiopeia is Cepheus's queen and Andromeda's mother, whose boast against the Nereids brought a sea monster upon her kingdom. | heraldic | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cassmail | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| cast down | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cast off | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cast up | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Castalia — Cassotis | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Castalides — The Muses The Muses inhabiting the sacred Castalian spring on Mount Parnassus were collectively called the Castalides. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Castanets — castanets Castanets are rhythmic clappers used in ecstatic dances; Taoism makes them contending cosmic powers and an immortal’s emblem, while Athena arms Heracles with them. | symbol | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Caste — caste Caste denotes a fourfold social and cosmic order, mapping priest, warrior, merchant-farmer, and servant classes onto directions, seasons, elements, colors, and paired opposites. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Caster | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Castle — castle The castle denotes fortified safety, wealth, and sovereignty, while its guarded enclosure stages spiritual testing, hidden knowledge, imprisoned souls, and passage toward transcendence. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Castor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Castor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Castor teaches Hercules to fence | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Castores | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Castration — castration Castration denotes sacrificed fertility: myths parallel it with harvested grain and eclipsed sun, while severed divine sexuality produces new powers, life, or cosmic change. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Castren, Matthias Alexander | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Caswallan | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Caswallawn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| cat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cat | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat-a-Mountain — Wild Cat · Cat-a-Mount | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| cat-a-mountains | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat, Chapter of | tale | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cat-Fish — the catfish · Cat Fish The heraldic Cat-Fish is a medieval hybrid with a feline front and fish tail, reflecting the belief that land animals had marine counterparts. | creature | species | chinese | candidate | 3 |
| Cat, god and goddess | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cat-Heads | creature | species | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cat of Neb | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cat= Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| cat's cradle | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cat's eye A luminous gemstone credited with promoting longevity, beauty, and platonic love while warning against danger and guarding from hostile magic. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cat's only trick | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat Sith Cat Sith is a huge dark feline of Highland folklore, believed to be either a fairy or a witch in disguise. | person | individual | celtic | canon | 1 |
| Cat Situ | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat, the Great=Ra | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| cat washes face before eating | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cat-Witch Mother | tale | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Cataclothes | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cataract, First | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cataract, Sixth | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| catch tale | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| catching a man's breath | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| caterpillar — Teufelskatze The caterpillar denotes an unfinished or earthbound soul poised for resurrection, yet folklore also casts it as destructive appetite, parasitism, devilish tears, or troubling spirits. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cath Paluc | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cath Palug — Capalu · Capalus · Cath Balug · Cath Balwg | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cathair Aine | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cathaír Mór — Cathaoir Mór | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cathbad — Cathbhadh | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 3 |
| Catherine Wheel | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cathmann | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cathubodua — Cauth Bova · Badb Catha | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cato | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Catoblepas — Catoplepe · Gorgon · Catablepon Catoblepas is a sluggish African bovine whose immense head hangs downward, restraining its lethal gaze while its breath also kills. | creature | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Catreus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Catrin Gwyn — White Catti of the Grove Cave | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| CATS — cats Cats are agile, keen-sensed felines whose nocturnal traits inspired widespread beliefs that harming them invites haunting, vengeance, or misfortune. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| catseye | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cattle — Cattle Cattle denote pastoral wealth, fertility, and sacred dependence; solar bulls embody virility and kingship, lunar cows nurture, and folklore grants herds familial sympathy and magic. | concept | archetype | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Cattywampus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Caturix | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cauac Monster — Mountains The Cauac Monster is a Maya zoomorphic mountain image, named for its stony storm-sign markings and associated with caves, maize origins, rulership, and sacred ascent. | symbol | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 3 |
| Caucasus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Caucasus Eagle — Aetos Kaukasios | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cauchemar | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cauga | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| caul The caul is a birth membrane or sacrificial diaphragm; folklore preserves it as a luck charm granting drowning protection, clairvoyance, eloquence, and defense from witchcraft. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cauld Lad | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cauld Lad of Gilsland The neglected boy's ghost of Gilsland shivers beside family beds before illness and marks fatal ailments by laying an icy hand on the body. | ghost | species | english | candidate | 2 |
| Cauld Lad of Hilton — Caold Lad A murdered Northumberland stable boy's ghost, the Cauld Lad of Hilton alternately finished or disrupted chores until servants gave him clothing. | spirit | individual | englisheuropean | candidate | 3 |
| Cauld Lad of Hilton, the | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Cauldron of Plenty | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Caumas | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cauterizing | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cavahay | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cavahi | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cave — cave The cave denotes Earth’s womb, the hidden heart and world-center where divine and human meet; it enables burial, initiation, rebirth, and passage to otherworlds. | symbol | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| cave - cavern | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cave painting | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| caves | place | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| caviare | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Caway | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cawr | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cawrdav | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cawthorne Dragon — Cawthorne Wyrm | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cax-Vinic — Cangodrilo · Fantasma humano · Hombre oso | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cayla | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Caypor A red-skinned, shaggy, misshapen Brazilian forest being, the Caypor is both feared and worshiped by the Tupi and resembles the Curupira. | demon | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Ccoa Ccoa is a feared Quechua cat spirit, gray and dark-striped, whose luminous eyes and ears cast streams of destructive hail. | creature | species | — | canon | 5 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CD | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ce | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cearb A vaguely described Highland menace whose name means 'Killing One,' the Cearb brings deadly afflictions upon both people and livestock. | spirit | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Ceard-nan Gallan — Smith of the Branches | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Ceasg — Maighdean Na Tuinne · Maighdean Mhara (“maid of the sea”) · Maighdean na Tuinne (“maid of the wave”) A Highland mermaid with a woman's torso and salmon tail, the Ceasg grants three wishes when captured but can also prove dangerous. | creature | species | britishceltic | candidate | 5 |
| Cebren | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cebriones | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cecht — the plough | symbol | archetype | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cecil | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cecropia | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cecrops Cecrops is Attica's earthborn, serpent-tailed first king, who witnessed Athena's olive tree and supported her claim against Poseidon. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Cecrops. Kekrops | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cedar — cedar Cedar denotes strength, nobility, majesty, and incorruptibility; traditions make it Lebanon’s emblem, temple wood, Christ figure, Sumerian life-tree, and enduring witness to acquired fire. | symbol | archetype | north-american | registered | 3 |
| Cedar Forest | place | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Ceffyl-Dwr — Ceffyl Dwr · Ceffyll-Dwr · ceffyl-dwr · water horse The Ceffyl-Dwr is a Welsh water horse that entices riders, then flies, bucks them from deadly heights, or dumps them into water. | creature | species | — | canon | 4 |
| Ceffyl heb un pen — the headless horse | spirit | species | welsh | registered | 1 |
| ceiba | symbol | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Ceibhfhionn — Cabfin | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Ceithen — Ceithlenn | demon | individual | irish | registered | 2 |
| Celaeneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celaeno | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celaeno | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celaeno | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celaeno | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| celandine | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Celenderis | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| celestial bird | creature | species | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Celestial Dragon | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Celestial Girdle | object-being | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Celestial Sanctuary | place | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Celestial Stac — Celestial Stag The Celestial Stag is a speaking underground Chinese creature that reveals ore deposits but dissolves into diseased matter upon reaching daylight. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Celeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celeus at Eleusis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celeustanor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celeutor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celgeno | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Celia | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Celidon — Cellydon | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cellach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| cellar | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cellar Demon — Buttery spirits · Cellar demon A monastic cellar spirit said to guard a wealthy religious house’s food and wine against theft and abuse. | demon | species | british | candidate | 3 |
| Celphie Celphie is a medieval Ethiopian chimera shaped like a cow with five legs ending in human hands. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| celt | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Celtchair | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Celtchar | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Celtes | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Celtic | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Celtic folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Celtic nation | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Celtus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cembulat | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cenacum | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cengus Mac Og (young Son) | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cénkel — Conkel | person | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| cenote | place | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Censer — censer The censer denotes veneration and ascending prayer, carrying incense as sacrifice; sources also associate it with priestly service, flattery, and the Lady of the Lake. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Centaur This Centaur entry identifies Chiron, the renowned figure of Greek myth, as the being intended. | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Centaur — Sagittarius The heraldic Centaur is half man and half horse, sometimes armed with a bow and then called a Sagittarius. | heraldic | species | heraldic | canon | 1 |
| Centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| centaur A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | species | mesopotamian | canon | 1 |
| Centaur — Centaurs A centaur is a human-horse hybrid linked in tradition to wild mountain peoples and possibly to earlier goat-bodied forms. | creature | species | european | canon | 1 |
| Centaurides — Kentaurides | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Centauro-Triton | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Centaurs (mountain-bred) | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Centaurus Centaurus is the offspring of Ixion and a cloud, a figure whose name became attached to the centaur race. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| centaury | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Centicore — Centycore · Centichora The Centicore is a medieval chimeric beast with a horse's body, two long maneuverable horns, a lionlike chest, and a human voice. | creature | species | — | canon | 5 |
| Centimanes | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Centipede A gigantic Japanese centipede devoured mountain travelers and cattle until Hidesato killed it with an arrow through its head. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Centipede of Biwa | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Centipede of Mount Mikami | creature | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Central American Whintosser | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cephallenians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| CEPHALOPODS | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cephalus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cephalus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cephalus | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cepheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cepheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cepheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cepheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cepheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cephisus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cepus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cera | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cerastes — Hornworm Cerastes is an exceptionally flexible horned viper whose bite was believed capable of killing a person within hours. | creature | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Ceraunian mountains | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceraus | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cerberus — Kerberos Cerberus is Hades' monstrous watchdog, commonly three-headed and serpentine, guarding the underworld against passage. | creature | individual | egyptiangreek | canon | 12 |
| Cerbnat | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cercetes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cercopes — Kerkopes The Cercopes are malicious humanoid tricksters of Lydia whom Heracles captured and bound while serving Queen Omphale. | creature | species | greek | candidate | 7 |
| Cercopes at Ephesus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cercops | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cercyon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| ceremonial bar | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Ceremonial Drinking | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ceres Ceres is Rome’s mature grain and fertility goddess, identified with Demeter and Earth Mothers; her rites reenact Kore’s loss, underworld union, and renewed abundance. | symbol | archetype | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Ceres' Nymphs | deity | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Cereyon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cermait Honey-Mouth — Cearmait Honey-Mouth | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cerne Abbas Giant | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cernunnos | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Certhe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cerus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cesair | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cesarean birth | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cesarn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cestrius fish | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| cestus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cet — Cet mac Mágach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| CETACEANS | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ceteus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceto | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceto | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceto | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceto | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cetus — Ketos Cetus is Poseidon's sea monster sent against Ethiopia to consume Andromeda, but Perseus rescued her by defeating the beast. | creature | species | — | canon | 4 |
| Ceus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ceyx | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceyx | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ceyx to be | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cghul-I-Beaban | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch aaenss mother oi Atalanta | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ch Ang Hao — Ch’ang Hao Ch'ang Hao is a Chinese snake king and former commander who changed size in battle before being slain at Mu. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Ch'eng Huang | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch I I In | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'in | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'in-Kuang | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'ing Ming | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'iu She | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'o-je — Ch'o-kyon | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch’ou-T’i | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'u Chiang | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'u Hsieh Yuan | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch’uan-t’ou | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ch'uang Kung — Ch'uang Mu · P'o | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cha-cha — Chacha' · kwa-kwa | deity | individual | philippine | candidate | 2 |
| Chaarmarouch Chaarmarouch is a king of the djinn in Moroccan folk belief. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chabas | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Chac — God B Chac is the long-venerated Maya god of rain and lightning, portrayed in ancient art fishing with net and creel. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | candidate | 3 |
| chacmool | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Chacona | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chacs — chaacs | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chaebroth | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chaetus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| chaff | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chagljevi | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chagra Mama | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Chahnameed | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chahuru | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| chain | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chain | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chain | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chain Tale | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chair | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chair of Forgetfulness | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chairon | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| CHAITANYA-CHAKDRODAYA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHAITRA-RATHA | spirit | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHAKAKA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chakal Lele | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chakora — CHAKORA Chakora is a fabulous Hindu red partridge nourished by moonbeams; poetry uses its nocturnal longing for the devoted soul or refined connoisseur. | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 2 |
| Chakra | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| CHAKRA-VARTI | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHAKSHUSHA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chal-chal | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Chalcedony — chalcedony Chalcedony denotes contentment, righteousness, and secret prayer; as an amulet it banishes sadness and phantoms, wins favor and victory, guards travelers, and aids nursing. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Chalchihuitlicue — Chalchiuhtlicue Chalchihuitlicue is the jade-skirted Central Mexican goddess of lakes and streams who ruled a former world destroyed by flood. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | canon | 3 |
| Chalciope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalciope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalciope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalciope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chaleiope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chaleodon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chaleodon wounds Hercules in Cos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalice — chalice The chalice denotes sacred containment, inexhaustible life, wisdom, fertility, and the heart; Christian tradition centers Christ’s blood, suffering, Eucharist, redemption, and the Grail. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| chalkidri | creature | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chalkiope | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalkiope | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalkiope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalkiope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chalkon | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Challenger Deep Flatfish | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chamalkan | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| chamber | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chameleon — chameleon · Nwabi The chameleon denotes adaptability, timidity, airy sustenance, and changeable love; Christianity casts its shifting guise as deception, while African traditions make it a rain-bringer. | symbol | archetype | africanbantuheraldic | registered | 6 |
| Chamfumu | creature | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| CHAMILYDA | demon | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chaminuka | person | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Champ — Champy · C haous arou · Sammy · Tatoskok Champ is Lake Champlain's long, humped, serpentine monster, often described with a horse-like head. | creature | species | american | canon | 3 |
| CHAMPA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| champignon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Champion's Light — lon laii | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Champion's Portion | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chamrosh — Cynogriffin Chamrosh is a Persian bird-chief with a dog's body that gathers seeds shaken from the cosmic tree and distributes them worldwide. | creature | species | persian | canon | 3 |
| Chamuel | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chan Chan is an immense clam of ancient Chinese lore whose exhalations form a vast palace beneath the water. | creature | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Chancha Con Cadenas — Chancho De Lata (“tin pig”) | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| CHANDEA-HASA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHANDEA-KANTA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHANDEA-KETU | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHANDKA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chandra wasih | creature | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Chaneques — chanekos · chanes | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chang Fei | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chang-hko | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chang Hsien A Chinese patron of childbirth and sons, Chang Hsien is a white-faced archer who protects children by shooting the celestial dog. | demon | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chang Kuo — Chang Kuo Lao A Taoist Immortal born old, he rides a foldable white donkey backward, practices necromancy, and blesses newlyweds with children. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chang Lung | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Changala | person | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Change | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Change Of Sex | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Changeling — changeling · Plentyn-newid · Changelings · Young Piper A changeling is a fairy child or substitute left when supernatural beings steal a human infant, often blamed for unusual appearance or behavior. | fairy | archetype | americanbritisheuropeanwelsh | canon | 8 |
| Changelings — Brewing of eggshells | custom | — | british | canon | 2 |
| Changing Woman Changing Woman is a Navajo culture heroine associated with fertility, conception, pregnancy, birth, and the generative renewal of life. | deity | individual | north-american | candidate | 2 |
| Chanques — Chanekos · Chanes | creature | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Chanson De Geste | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chanson De La Mal Mariee | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chanson De Romance | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chant | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chantey — shanty · shantey or shanty | tale | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Chanticleer | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chao San Niang | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chaointe | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chaos — chaos Chaos is the primordial unorganized state containing all opposites, the first existence in Hesiod and source of Erebus and other beings. | deity | individual | egyptiangreek | candidate | 6 |
| Chapayekas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chapel | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chaplet | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Chappie | ghost | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Characteristics | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| CHARAJVAS | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Charaxus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| charger | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chariboia | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chariclo Chariclo is a Greek nymph, friend of Athena and mother of the seer Tiresias, whose lost sight she unsuccessfully asked Athena to restore. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Chariklo | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chariklo | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chariklo | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| chariot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chariot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chariot | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| chariot | object-being | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| chariots of the gods | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Charis Charis is the divine Grace married to Hephaistos, perhaps identical with Aglaia and associated with beauty, adornment, festivity, and dance. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Charivari — shivaree | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Charlemagne — Charles the Great · Charles I Charlemagne is the Frankish emperor transformed by European legend into a giantlike patriotic hero alongside his champion Roland. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Charles V | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Charleston | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Charlie | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Charlie Chaplin Rimes | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Charlot | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| CHARMAJVYATI | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Charming Of Game | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Charmosyna | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Charms — charms Charms are magical words, chants, or objects used to heal, avert danger, secure luck or success, summon spirits, empower things, or harm enemies. | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| Charon The Greek ferryman of the dead, carrying properly buried souls across the Styx to Hades in exchange for their funerary coin. | demon | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Charos — Charontas The terrifying mounted Angel of Death in modern Greek folklore, who seizes the dying and continues an older tradition underlying Charon. | demon | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| CHARU-DATTA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHARU HASLNT | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHARU-MATI | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Charun — Charontes An Etruscan death demon with pointed ears, a hooked nose, snake-like hair, and a hammer used to dispatch victims and guard graves. | demon | archetype | — | candidate | 3 |
| CHARYAKA | demon | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Charybdis — Kharybdis Charybdis is a roaring sea monster or whirlpool that repeatedly gulps and disgorges the sea, imperiling sailors beside Scylla. | creature | individual | greek | canon | 8 |
| chased | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chasse de Cain | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chastity | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chastity Sword — separating sword | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chastity Test | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chasuble — chasuble The chasuble is a Christian vestment signifying charity and protective chastity; its form recalls Christ’s seamless royal robe, cross-bearing arms, scourging, and Passion. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| CHATUR-YARNA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| 'Che Puteh Jambai | person | individual | malay | registered | 1 |
| Cheat-Cake | object-being | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| CHEDI | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chedorlaomer | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| cheek | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cheerfulness | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Cheeroonear | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cheese | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cheiron — Chiron · Kheiron Cheiron is the wise immortal centaur, master of healing, prophecy, music, and hunting, who taught many Greek gods and heroes. | creature | individual | greek | canon | 6 |
| CHEKITANA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chelidon | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Chelm | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chelone | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chemisit — Chemoiset · Chemosit · Chimisit · Gononet | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chemmis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Chemosh | deity | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chen | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cheney's Hounds | creature | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Cheng Wu | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chenoboscium | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cheops | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Chequers — chequers Chequers denote manifest duality—light and dark, day and night—and the disciplined effort to check irrational impulse through reason. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| CHERA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Cheremissian Or Marian Folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cheriibim | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cherkesska | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cherlee | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cherry — cherry Cherry symbolism spans merriment, virginity, fertility, and paradise; its blossom signifies spring, youth, beauty, hope, prosperity, and life’s naked, brief passage. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Cherry of Zennor | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Cherry Tree Carol | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chersidamas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chersidamas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chersonese | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chert | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chertovka | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cherubim — cherub · Cerubin · Cherubin · Cherubym Winged heavenly attendants who guard sacred thresholds and God’s throne, variously imagined with human, leonine, aquiline, or composite forms. | spirit | species | egyptianjewish | candidate | 9 |
| Cherubyn — Cherubis | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cherufe — Cherruve A Mapuche demon inhabiting volcanic magma, the Cherufe causes eruptions and earthquakes unless appeased with a human sacrifice. | spirit | archetype | — | canon | 2 |
| Cheshire Cat | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chess — chess Chess denotes life as a contest of opposites, balancing free choice with consequence and fate; courtly and fairy traditions make it courtship or perilous wager. | symbol | archetype | british | registered | 3 |
| Chessie — Chesapeake Chessie · Potomac Patty Chessie is the affectionate name for a sea-serpent-like creature reputed to inhabit Maryland's Chesapeake Bay. | creature | species | american | candidate | 2 |
| Chessmen of Lewis | object-being | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Chest) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chest | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chest ( | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chestnut | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chestnut | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chestnut | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chestnut | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cheval Bayard — Le Cheval Bayard is a Norman water spirit appearing as horse or human, enticing riders before throwing them into water or brush. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cheval Marin | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| chever i I | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cheveril | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chevrotain — Dorcatherium | creature | archetype | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chhalla | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| CHHANDAS — CHHANDO | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHHANDOGA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHHANDOGYA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHHAYA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chi’en Tang — Great Chi’en Tang | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chi Lung Wang Chi Lung Wang is a benevolent Chinese Dragon King invoked to secure domestic water and functioning pumps during house fires. | creature | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Chi'nwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Chi-Rho | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chiang-Liang Chiang-Liang is a Chinese chimera with a panther's body, hoofed legs, a tiger's head, and a human face. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chiang Tzu-ya — Chiang T'ai Kung | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chiapanecas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chibcha-chum | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chichevache — Chichiface · Chiehe’uaehe Chichevache is an emaciated cowlike monster of medieval satire said to subsist on patient, obedient wives. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| chichivache | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chick-Charney — Chiccharnie | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chickcharney — Chick Charnie · Chickcharnee · Chickcharnie The Chickcharney is a red-eyed nocturnal forest being from Andros that casts no shadow and curses anyone who destroys its nesting trees. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| chicken | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chicken God — Kurinyi Bog A naturally pierced stone or humble substitute placed in Russian henhouses to protect fowl from the meddling kikimora. | deity | species | russian | candidate | 2 |
| chico ry | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chicomecoatl Chicomecoatl is the Aztec food and maize goddess Seven Serpent, portrayed as a young woman carrying ears of corn. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | candidate | 2 |
| Chicomoztoc | place | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Chido | deity | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| Chie | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chief | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chief Angel of Each Division of the Heavenly Hosts | spirit | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chief Angel of the Angels | spirit | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chief Angel of the Cherubim | spirit | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chief Angel of the Holy Hayyot | spirit | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chief Angel of the Ofanim | spirit | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Chief of | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Chief of the Ancients | tale | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chief of the Moonfolk | fairy | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Chief of the Sky Spirits — Sky Spirit · Spirit Chief | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Chief Track | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Chief Wing | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Chih Nii | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chihrzad — Humai | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Chikuli | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chikura | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| child — Infant The child denotes innocence, natural beginnings, and unrealized possibility, but also ignorance; spiritually it represents the self reborn toward perfection and seasonally the year’s renewal. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Child Abducted By Cannibal | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Child-Born-in-Jug — Child-Born-in-Pot | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Child/Children | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Child, Francis James | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Child Guzzler | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Child Waters — Burd Ellen | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Childbirth | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Childe of Wynde | other | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Childermas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| childish | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Children Of Lir — Oidead Clainne Lir An Irish tragedy in which Lir's four children endure nine centuries as swans under their jealous stepmother's curse. | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Children of the Gaffer Who Lives in the Sky | spirit | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Children's Songs | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chileab | person | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| Chilena | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chilube | creature | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chimera — Chimaera · Chimaira · Khimaira · Chimaera (“goat”) The Chimera is a fire-breathing hybrid monster combining lion, goat, and serpent features, slain from Pegasus by Bellerophon. | creature | species | egyptianeuropeangreekheraldic | canon | 18 |
| Chimera killed by Bellerophon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chimerat | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chimes | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chimes Child | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Chiminigagua | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Chimmeken | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chimney | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| chimney-sweep | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chin Chia A Chinese patron of scholarship called the Golden-Armored Gentleman, Chin Chia rewards diligent families and punishes students who abandon their studies. | spirit | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chin = Khert-khent-sek- hem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| China | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chineke | deity | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Chinelos | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chinese Dragon — Lung · Imperial Dragons · Shen-Lung A divine, exceptionally long-lived Chinese dragon develops from a gemlike egg through eel-like, carp-headed, legged, and horned forms. | creature | species | — | candidate | 5 |
| Chinese Folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chinese Folktales | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chinese Fox — Huli Jing (“fox essence”) · Hu Hsien (“fox fairy”) · Huxian (“fox transcendent”) · Kitsune-Tsuki | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chinese Lycopodium | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ching Chu'an | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chingichnich — Kwawar · Atahen Chingichnich is a southern Californian deity who ordained initiation rites, governed everyday conduct, and established visionary jimsonweed ceremonies. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chingish | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Chintamani | creature | individual | malay | registered | 1 |
| Chinthe (chin dhei) | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chinu | ghost | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Chinun Way Shun The primordial Kachin nat and spirit of cultivated earth, Chinun Way Shun created other spirits who helped shape the first human. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chinvat Bridge — Chinvatperetu | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chio-Tuan Chio-Tuan is a green, one-horned qilin whose warning reportedly persuaded Genghis Khan to abandon an invasion of India. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chione | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chione | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chios | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chiotikos | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chiparemai — Ewaipahoma · Rayas | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chipfalamfula — River-shutter | creature | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| CHIRA-JIVIN | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chirimachus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chirizuka-kaiō — king of the trash-heap | creature | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Chiron | creature | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | other | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | creature | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | creature | individual | greek | canon | 1 |
| Chiron | creature | individual | — | canon | 1 |
| Chirope | person | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chiruwi | creature | species | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chirwanda | demon | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chisel | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chisel Tooth | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Chisholm Trail | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chisin Tongbop | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chitar Ali Chitar Ali is an angel in Malaysian Islamic belief whose name and office identify him as Lord of the Whirlpool. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Chitlin | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chiton | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| CHITRA-GUPTA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHITRA-KUrA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHITRA-RATHA — Chitra-Ratha · Chitratha · Chitratiia Chitra-ratha is a title borne by the king of the Gandharvas in Hindu tradition, meaning one who possesses a splendid chariot. | creature | species | hindu | candidate | 2 |
| CHITRA-YAJNA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chitragupta A Hindu afterlife clerk, Chitragupta records every person's virtuous and wicked actions so their destination after death can be judged. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| CHITRANGADA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CHITRANGADA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Chitsimbakazi | spirit | species | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Chiuta Chiuta is the self-created, all-knowing supreme Tumbuka god, remote from direct approach yet attentive to humanity and heard through earthquakes. | deity | individual | africanbantu | candidate | 2 |
| Chivato — ENCERRADOS (“captive” or “recluse”) Chivato is a cannibalistic Mapuche humanoid transformed from a child abducted and altered by witches. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| chive | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chiye Tanka | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chlaus Haistig | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Chlevnik A Russian cattle-shed guardian, the Chlevnik can protect livestock when appeased but may torment or destroy animals that violate its preferences. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chloe | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chloris | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chloris | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chloris | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chloris | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chloris | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cho-i | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chōchin-bi — lantern-fire | creature | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Chōchinobake — Chochinobake Chōchinobake is a benign Japanese paper lantern that awakens to independent thought and movement after roughly a century of household use. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| chocolate Chocolate is a cacao preparation chiefly associated here with aphrodisiac potency rather than an independent symbolic meaning. | symbol | archetype | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| Choenus fish | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Choke | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Choked Song | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Choko — Osa-gitsume | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chokoro | fairy | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Choku-boron — cupmonks | creature | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| cholic bells | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chollima — Chonma (“flying horse”) | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chonchon (Chon-chin) — Piguechen (“vampire”) | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chonchonyi — Chonchon Chonchonyi are malevolent Araucanian spirits resembling severed human heads that fly using their enormous ears as wings. | spirit | archetype | — | canon | 1 |
| Chonchonyi. Chonchon — Chonciionyi · Chonciion | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chort-Contractor — The Devil-Contractor | demon | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Chorti | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chosroes | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| chough | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chriemhild | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Christ — Jesus · Son of God · Son of Mary · Son of the Virgin The Christian Messiah and son of God, adapted in local legends as a wandering teacher, judge, destroyer, or trickster-like culture hero. | deity | individual | americanirishpersianphilippinerussiansouth-americanwelsh | canon | 11 |
| Christ's-thorn | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Christina | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Christmas | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Christmas | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Christmas — Mass of Christ | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Christmas | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Christmas Tree | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Christopher — Saint · Saint Christopher | creature | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Chromius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chromius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chromius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chronos — the Dragon · Drakon Chronos · Heracles · Unaging Chronos Chronos is an Orphic winged dragon of time with bull, lion, and divine heads, born from a cosmic egg. | creature | species | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Chrysalis — chrysalis The chrysalis denotes metamorphosis, resurrection, and the soul veiled in matter, emphasizing passive, hidden development under nature’s law before emergence. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Chrysanthemum — chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum denotes solar abundance and regal beauty; East Asian traditions add autumn, scholarship, retirement, endurance, purity, perfection, happiness, and longevity. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Chrysaor Chrysaor is Poseidon and Medusa's golden-bladed son, born from her severed neck alongside Pegasus and later fathering Geryon. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 6 |
| Chryseis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryseis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryseis | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryseis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryses | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryses | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryses | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chryses | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chrysippe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chrysippos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chrysippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chrysippus | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chrysippus | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| chrysoberyl | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chrysolite | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chrysomallus Chrysomallus is another name for Aries, the winged ram whose epithet refers to its golden fleece. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| chrysoprase | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chrysothamnus | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chrysothemis | person | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Chthonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonia | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonic Deities | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| chthonic guardians of fertility | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chthonie | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonios | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Chthonius | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chu'ngu | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chu-nha | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chu Pa-Chiai | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chu-Uha | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chu Yi — Mr · Redcoat | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chuan Lun | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chuchunaa — Chollier’s Ape · Abas · Abasy · Chuchuna | creature | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Chucklebud | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chudang | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Chudo-Yudo Chudo-Yudo is Baba Yaga's fire-breathing, many-headed dragon son, a weather-controlling guardian of the Waters of Life and Death. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Chuku — Chi-uku · Chineke · Chi · Great Spirit Chuku is the Ibo supreme creator, the Great Chi whose ultimate power over the world is acknowledged despite a largely withdrawn role. | deity | individual | african | candidate | 3 |
| Chukwa | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chukwu | deity | — | african | registered | 1 |
| chullpa — ancient ones · chullpa people | spirit | species | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Chullpas | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chung Ch'iu | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chung K'uei | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chung Liu | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chung Wa | person | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Chunga — Tus | creature | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Chunucklas — Shunuklas | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chupacabra (Chew-pa-cob-rha) | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chupacabras — Canguro · Ciguapas · Comecogollos · Conejo | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| CHUPACABRAS | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| church | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Church Grim A black dog guarding British churchyards from witches and the Devil, the Church Grim also foretells death to those who see it. | spirit | species | british | canon | 2 |
| Churching Of Women | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Churchyard mould | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Churel — Horned Jackal · Churail | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Churinga — tjuringa | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Churning — churning Churning denotes creation through agitated primordial waters and cosmic axis; domestic folklore instead surrounds butter-making with witchcraft, fairy theft, rowan protection, and luck. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Churning Of The Ocean | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Churnmilk Peg A pipe-smoking Yorkshire goblin, Churnmilk Peg guards green hazelnuts and punishes anyone who gathers or eats them before ripening. | spirit | individual | british | candidate | 2 |
| chustdh | creature | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Chutas | demon | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Chuti | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chutsain | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Chwezi — Bachwezi · Cwezi | other | archetype | african | registered | 1 |
| Chyavana | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| CHYAYANA — CHYAVANA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Ciaban | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ciabhan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Ciach — Fierce One | demon | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cian — Kian · Cian mac Cainte · MacInelly An Irish hero of the Tuatha Dé Danann, father of Lugh through Eithne and an instrumental opponent of Balor. | deity | individual | celticirish | candidate | 3 |
| CIAP | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ciaran son of Latharne | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Ciardan the Swift | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| ciated carrion-bird - death | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| ciborium | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cicada — cicada The cicada denotes song, cyclic light, resurrection, and immortality; Chinese tradition promises youth and happiness, while Tithonus warns that endless life may still age. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cicero | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cichban | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cichol | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cicollus | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cicones | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cider | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ciftetel | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cigarette | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cigau | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cigfa — Kigva | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cigouave Cigouave is a Haitian Vodou chimera combining the body of a lion or panther with a human head. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cihchos | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cihuacoatl A warlike Aztec mother and earth goddess of midwives and childbirth, portrayed as either a skeletal crone or beautiful young woman. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Cihuateteo — Ciuapipiltin · Ciuateteo The Cihuateteo are spirits of Aztec women who died in childbirth, accompanying the setting sun and haunting crossroads to afflict or seduce mortals. | spirit | species | mesoamerican | candidate | 4 |
| CIIAJVAKYA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| CIIOLA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Cilaucus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cilicia | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cilix | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cilix | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cilla | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cilydd | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cimbáeth — Cimbaoth | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cin-an-ev — Cin-An-Ev | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| cinder | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cinderella Cinderella is the widespread ash-girl folktale of abuse, disguise, supernatural aid, recognition, and marriage, symbolically read as hidden fire, rebirth, dawn, or soul. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cindy | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cingulum | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cinnabar | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| cinnabar and hematite | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Cinnabar Crimson | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Cinnamologus — Cinnamulgus · Cinnamon Bird · Cirenus Bird · Cynamolgus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cinnamon — cinnamon Cinnamon is an ancient aromatic bark associated with sacred anointing, perfume, trade, sensual beds, and the beloved’s fragrance. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| cinquefoil | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cinteotl — Centeotl Cinteotl is the youthful Central Mexican maize god, son of Toci, recognizable by yellow coloring, corn ornaments, and a stepped facial stripe. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | candidate | 2 |
| Cinyps | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cinyrag in Cyprus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cinyras | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cinyras | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cinyras | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cinyras in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cipactli — Tlaltecuhtli Cipactli is a primordial Aztec crocodilian sea monster whose divided body became the earth and heavens after battling four creator gods. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cipenapers | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Cirape | tale-figure | individual | north-american | registered | 2 |
| Circe | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Circe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Circe | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Circe and Aeetes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Circe Motif | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Circhos | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| circle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| circle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Circle | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Circle of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Circle of Amentet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Circles of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Circular Tale — prose round | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Circumambulation — sunwise turn · holy round Circumambulation is ritual circling that establishes sacred center and boundary, imitates cosmic motion, and serves pilgrimage, reverence, luck, protection, fertility, and healing. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Circumcision — circumcision Circumcision denotes initiation, covenant, purity, dedication, and group membership, while an older interpretation treats it as a reduced fertility sacrifice. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Circumference | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cirein Croin — Cirein Cròin · Curtag Mhor a’ Chuain (“the great whirlpool of the ocean”) · Mial Mhor a’ Chuain (“the beast of the ocean”) · Uile Bheisd a’ Chuain (“monster of the ocean”) Cirein Croin is a colossal Scottish sea serpent, reputedly the largest creature and capable of eating seven whales at breakfast. | creature | individual | — | canon | 2 |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| Ciriaca | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cirillo | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Ciriwanu | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cisseus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cisseus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cistern | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Citadel | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cithaeron | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cithaeron | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cithaeron | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cithaeronian — The Cithaeronian Lion · NEMEAN LION The Cithaeronian Lion is a Greek man-eater slain by Alcathous, who thereby won a princess and succession to her father's throne. | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Citharus fish | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cithern | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cithruadh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Citipati | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Citron — citron The citron denotes the human heart, Buddha’s hand, love, and bridal ornament; its fragrance and seeds also carry insect-repelling and antidotal associations. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| city | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| City of Brass — madinat al-nouhas | place | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Cius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ciuthach | creature | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| civet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Civitas Lucinae | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Claia | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Clair | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Clairseac | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clanis | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clap-Cans A harmless, invisible Lancashire bogie, Clap-Cans frightens building occupants solely by producing sudden, violent crashing sounds. | spirit | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Clarice | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Clarine | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Clarisant — Clarisse | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Clark | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clas Myrddin — Merlin’s palace · Merlin’s enclosure | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Claudius | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| claw | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| clay | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clay Mother | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Clay Woman | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Clazomenae taken by Achilles | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clean hearth | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Clear Lake Catfish | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clear Sky | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Clear water | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Cleddyf Difwlch — Cleddyf Divwlch · Glaive-without-Notch | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cleddyf Kyfwlch | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cleio | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| clematis | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clemenhill | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clemens Alexandrinus | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Clementine | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cleocharia | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleochus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleodaeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleodore | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleodors | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleodoxa | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleonae | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopatra VITI. | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cleophis | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Cleophyle | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cleopolis | place | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| clergyman | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clerk Saunders | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cliach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cliff-Ogre — Cliff-ogre The Cliff-Ogre ambushes travelers along precipices and hurls them down to waiting offspring below. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Clim | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Climax Of Relations | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Climbing | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Clio Clio is a Greek Muse, remembered as Hyacinth's mother and for rebuking Aphrodite over her passion for Adonis. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cliodna — Cleena The fairy queen of Munster, dwelling beneath a County Cork mound and ruling regional Irish spirits within the Tuatha Dé Danann tradition. | fairy | individual | irish | canon | 4 |
| clipping the | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Clis | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clisithyra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clite | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clite | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clitonymus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clitor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clitus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clitus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cloak — cloak The cloak denotes protection, dignity, and rank, but also concealment, withdrawal, disguise, villainy, invisibility, mourning, and the masked outer personality. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| clock | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| clock | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| clock-a-day | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| clod | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clodd, Edward | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| clog | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| clog | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clonia | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clonius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clootie — Old Cloots · clootie A clootie is a healing rag or ribbon touched to an afflicted body part and tied beside a sacred well. | demon | individual | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| closet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clota — Clud · Clutoida | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| cloth — textiles · Cloth) Cloth denotes immortality, substituted sacrifice, relics, and the sky; Mesoamerican sources emphasize its intrinsic value, ritual weaving, tribute, and divine patronage. | concept | archetype | africanmesoamerican | registered | 4 |
| clothes | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clotho Clotho is one of the Greek Fates, traditionally spinning the thread that begins each mortal life and helps determine its allotted course. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Clothra — Clothru | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Clotilde | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cloud — cloud Cloud denotes divine presence and concealment, rain, fertility, compassion, and prosperity; narratives may personify it as a mother or oppose it as a water-stealing storm. | symbol | individual | persianphilippinesouth-american | registered | 4 |
| Cloud Chiefs | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cloud folk | spirit | species | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Cloud People — Shiwanna Rain-bringing Pueblo spirits also called Shiwanna, the Cloud People bestow blessings and may represent the dead, directions, or natural forces. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Clouds | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Clouston, William Alexander | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cloutie's Croft — Gudeman's Field | place | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Clover — clover · Four-leafed clover Clover denotes fertility, abundance, spring, and triadic life; shamrock signifies Ireland and Trinity, while extra leaves confer luck, sight, or protection. | concept | archetype | britishceltic | registered | 6 |
| Clown — clown The clown denotes the king’s inversion: material struggle, folly, and the ruler’s substitute in symbolic sacrifice. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Clown Medicine | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clowns — clowns | custom | archetype | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| Club — club The club denotes brute force, punishment, strength, courage, and generative power; heroic and storm gods wield it, while Christianity links it with betrayal and martyrdom. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| clubs(cards) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Clud | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clupricaune — Cluricaun/E | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Cluracan — Cluricaine · Cluricane · Cluricaune · Cluricaun An Irish cellar fairy, the Cluracan drinks household wine, frightens thieves, and follows owners who try escaping it by moving. | fairy | individual | britisheuropean | candidate | 4 |
| Clust — Ear An Arthurian companion whose supernatural hearing could detect an ant stirring fifty miles away while he lay deep underground. | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clustveinad — Clustveinyd · Hearkening | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clydno | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clydno Eiddin | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Clym of the Clough | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymene | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clymenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clymenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytaemnestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytaemnestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytie | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clytippe | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytippe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Clytius | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Clytus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cnabetius | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cnome | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cnossia | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cnú Deiréil | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cnu Deireoil — Little Nut | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cnucha | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Co-hon | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Co-ling — Coling · Culing | creature | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Co-Walker — Double, or Doppelganger · co-walker A person’s exact supernatural double, seen near death as a freed twin soul, disguised fairy, or ominous apparition. | spirit | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 3 |
| coach | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coadidop | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Coal — coal Coal denotes latent solar fire, purification, hearth warmth, anger, strife, and vengeance; folklore carries it for luck, invisibility, or protection from snakes and evil. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Coals in the river Asopus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coans | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| coat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| coatepantli | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Coatepec — Serpent Mountain | place | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Coatlicue — Tonantzin · Tlazolteotl Coatlicue is the Aztec serpent-skirted mother of Huitzilopochtli, miraculously impregnated by down while sweeping and attacked by her outraged children. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | candidate | 2 |
| Cobalt — Cobolt | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coban | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| cobbler | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cobhthach — Covac | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Coblynau — coblyn · Knocker · Mine Fairies Coblynau are small Welsh mine goblins whose knocks reveal rich ore, generally friendly unless mocked by miners. | fairy | species | britishwelsh | canon | 3 |
| Cobra The cobra is treated simply as a serpent; the cited material provides no distinct cobra symbolism, while its second passage concerns the cock. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cobra of Mabula | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cobthach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| cobweb | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cobzar | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coca — The Coca Coca is a female Spanish fire-breathing dragon commemorated through mock combat with Saint George during Corpus Christi festivities. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cocalus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cocalus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cochlan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cochrann | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cocidius | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cocijo | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Cock — cock · Gamecock The cock denotes dawn, solar vigilance, courage, fertility, and resurrection, but black or chthonic forms signify lust, evil, death, or underworld powers. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 4 |
| Cock-Fish Cock-Fish is a European heraldic creature with the front half of a rooster and the rear half of a fish. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cock's Step — coisceim coilig | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cockaign | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cockaigne — cockneydom | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cockatrice — cockatrice · Basilisk · Amphisien · Amphisien-Cockatrice The Cockatrice is medieval Europe's bird-and-serpent hybrid, an English form of the Basilisk and Christian emblem of humanity-poisoning evil. | creature | species | heraldic | canon | 8 |
| Cockcrow | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cockfish | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| cockney | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cockroach — cockroach Cockroach folklore associates the nocturnal insect with filth, heat, abandonment omens, cautionary tales, folk remedies, and magical tests for witches. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Coco — Cuco · Abuelo (“grandfather”) · Calaca (“skeleton”) · Chamucho Coco is an Iberian and Latin American nursery bogey of shifting appearance, invoked to carry away children who refuse sleep. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Coco Macaque | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coconut | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cocoon — cocoon The cocoon denotes protected, latent power—the soul’s enclosure and birthplace before its butterfly transformation—alongside potential wind and magic. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cocoyomes | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cocqcigrues — Coquecigrues | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Codal Withered Breast | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Codecs — cosiers | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| codex | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Codfish | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Codhna | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Codra Kuba and Codra Kuguza | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Codrus | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Coel — Coel Hen | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Coelacanth (Unrecorded Populations) — Ikan fomar · Patuki | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coeranus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coeus Coeus is a Titan born to Sky and Earth, father of Asteria and member of the elder divine generation preceding the Olympians. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| coffee | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coffer/Coffin | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cogaz | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cognizance, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cohuleen Driuth | object-being | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Coic Biasta Mora Grannai | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| coil | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coimhleathan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| coin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coin Of The Dead — Charon's obol | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coincheann A daughter of Binn whom the warrior Deaghadh carried away despite fierce opposition from Decheall of Duibhreann. | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Coinchenn — Coinciienn · Coinchend · Coinciiend Coinchenn is an Irish warrior woman cursed to die if her daughter marries, so she beheads suitors until Art mac Cuinn defeats her. | creature | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Coinneal Catha — Candle of Battle | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Coirpre | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| coition | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coitus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coje Ya Menia | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Colann | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Colann Gan Ceann — Coluinn Gun Cheann · Gan Ceann This headless trunk guarded the Macdonalds of Morar yet menaced outsiders, until a swordsman captured its head and compelled its permanent departure. | creature | individual | british | candidate | 4 |
| Colbrand — Coebrande | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Colchians | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colchians journey to | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colchis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colchis | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colchis with Medea | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cold | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cold Inn Cun Cheann — Cold Inn Cun Ciieann · Coluinn Can Ceann · Colann Gun Cheann · Colann Gun Ciieann | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coleman Frog | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coleman Gray | custom | individual | british | registered | 2 |
| Colepexy | fairy | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Colgrevance | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Colic | demon | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Coligny | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Colina | place | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Colinde | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Colla | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Collahualla — collahuaya · kollawallas | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Collar — collar The collar denotes office and dignity but also ownership and servitude; Egyptian forms confer protection, strength, funerary aid, and the power of Isis or Horus. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Collasiri | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Collbrain | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| collier | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Colman | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Colo-Colo — Colo-Colo (Col-o col-o) · Basilisco · Colocolo Colo-Colo is a Chilean vampire hatched from a rooster’s egg that drains sleeping victims’ saliva, causing fatal fever. | creature | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Colone taken by Achilles | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colonel Bogie — Colonel Bogey | concept | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Colonel's Witch | tale | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Colonus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colonus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colophon taken by Achilles | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Colors — colors Colors denote differentiated light and encode character, omens, directions, deities, and ritual order, though directional mappings vary across Pueblo and Mesoamerican traditions. | concept | archetype | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| Colossal Claude — Marvin | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| colossal heads | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| colour | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| colour | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| colour | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Colours | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Colovia | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Colpa | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| colt | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Colt Pixy — Colt Pixie · Colt-pixy A horse-shaped British sprite, the Colt Pixy leads nighttime travelers and their mounts away from safe roads into bogs or thickets. | fairy | species | britisheuropean | candidate | 3 |
| Coltsfoot — coltsfoot Coltsfoot denotes maternal care and hidden water; chiefly, however, it is a medicinal herb smoked or poulticed for coughs, asthma, toothache, and other ailments. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Colum Cuaillemech | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Columbia River Sand Squink | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Columbine | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Columbus’s Ape-Faced Cat | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Columbus’s Serpent | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| column | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Comaetho | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| comb — Comb The comb denotes fertility, rain, sunlight, music, vanity, and entanglement; mermaid and siren lore makes hair-combing an alluring danger or magical taboo. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 3 |
| Combatants, the Two | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Combite | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Combite Songs | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Come-all-ye | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Come-at-a-Body | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Comet — comet The comet usually denotes war, plague, famine, fallen rulers, or apocalypse, but a white comet may promise peace or herald divinity and solar messages. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Cometes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cometes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cometes | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| comforter | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Comhrag | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Comics | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Common Law | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Common Mother | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Common Work | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Comorre | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| comot-co | creature | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Compadrazgo | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Compair Bouki — Comrade Bouki | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Compair Lapin — Comrade Rabbit | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Compar | demon | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Comparative Method | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Comparetti, Domenico Pietro Antonio | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| compass | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| compasses | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| compasses | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Compasses | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Compensation for murder | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Complaint | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Complainte | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| completion sign | symbol | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| complexion | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Compressible Objects | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Comrade | fairy | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Comrith | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Comur Crooked Sword — Comur Cromchenn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Comus | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Con | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| con(e)y | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Con Ion — Con-Ion In Vietnamese belief, a Con Ion is the same spirit repeatedly entering life as premature or stillborn children of one woman. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Con-Ma-Dau — Con Ma Dau Vietnamese spirits of people who died from smallpox, feared as the supernatural cause inhabiting victims with severe cases of the disease. | demon | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Con Rít Con Rít is a sixty-foot, millipede-like sea monster of the China Sea, armored in segments bearing paired finlike appendages. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Con-Tinh — Con-tinh The restless souls of Vietnamese girls who died young, Con-Tinh haunt trees, attack passersby, steal souls, and punish anyone cutting their homes. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Con tram nu'o'c — Con Tram Nu’ O’ C · Con tram nu’o’c Con tram nu'o'c is a gigantic but swift Vietnamese water buffalo whose hair supposedly lets its bearer cross rivers without getting wet. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Conabos — Konabos | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Conaire | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conaire Mor | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conall | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conall Cearnach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conall Cearneac — Conall the Victorious | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Conán | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Conan Maol — Conan the Bald | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conan of Ceann Slieve | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conann | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Conaran Conaran is a Tuatha figure who sends three enchantress daughters to trap the Fianna in a magical web after their hunt disturbs him. | fairy | individual | celticirish | candidate | 2 |
| Conbeg | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conch — conch The conch denotes ritual summons, water, solar or lunar spirals, sacred speech, learning, and victory; traditions also associate it with royalty and prosperous voyages. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Concha | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conchobar Mac Nessa | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Conchubar | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conchubar Abratrudh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Concordia | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Condatis | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Condi | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Condor — condor The condor denotes eternity in one literary source; a Tehuelche tale instead casts it as a child-stealing adversary defeated and made bald. | symbol | archetype | south-american | registered | 2 |
| Condwiramur | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cone — cone The pine cone denotes solar fire, the world-axis, fertility, good fortune, and spiraling generative force, serving as divine emblem and priestly or royal headwear. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| cone-smearing ceremony | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Confession — confession | custom | archetype | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| confetti | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| confirmation | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conflicting Brothers | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Confusion Of Tongues | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conga | person | individual | irish | registered | 2 |
| Congal Claen | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| conger-eel | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Congo — Congo) Congo here names African-derived New World cult groups, spirits, dances, and cultural retentions; the other passage uses it geographically in Bunzi’s Woyo attribution. | concept | archetype | african | registered | 2 |
| Conipanya | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| conjunction | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conjuration — conjurer · conjah | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| conjuror | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conla | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Conmail | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conn | other | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conn — Con | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Conn Crither | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conn of the Hundred Battles | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conn son of Lir | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Connla | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Connla's Well | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Connla son of Diarmuid | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Connyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Conopenii | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Conquista | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Consentes Dii | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Constantine And Arete — The Dead Brother's Return | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Constantine the Great | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Constantino — Chapeau de Couro | spirit | individual | — | registered | 2 |
| Consumption Consumption is one of Loviatar's personified disease-children, embodying the wasting illness tuberculosis as an affliction sent among mortals. | demon | individual | britishfinnish | candidate | 2 |
| Consus | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Contes De Ma Mere L'Oye | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Contests | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Continent | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Contradance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Contradanza | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Contrapas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Control | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Controversies | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Conuall | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Conundrums | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Convolvulus — convolvulus Convolvulus denotes clinging humility, insinuation, uncertainty, despondency, and night; Chinese tradition instead emphasizes love, marriage, dependence, dawn, and transience. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cony Trijunct | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Conyers — Champion Conyers | other | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Cooked Cock Crows | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cookooburrah — Cookooburreah | creature | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Coomara — Coo · Merrow | creature | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| coot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Copakin | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Copal | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Copeo | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| copestone | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cophetua | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Copper — copper Copper denotes common money, Venusian love, autumnal fruition, and decay; folklore uses it for healing, corpse rites, protection, or a uniquely fatal weapon. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Copreus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coprophagi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Coptites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Coptos | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Copts | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Coquena A small, white-clad Quechua guardian of vicunas, Coquena moves their herds through the mountains at night and punishes anyone harming them. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cora | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| coraeng | creature | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Coral — coral Coral denotes the sea-tree, lunar fertility, blood, and Medusa’s petrified growth; as an amulet it promises protection, health, longevity, fruitfulness, and luck. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Coran the Druid | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Coranians The Coranians are an invulnerable, all-hearing dwarf people who plague ancient Britain and pay with fairy money that later becomes fungus. | creature | species | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Corann | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Corb | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Corbenic | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Corc-Chluasask Corc-Chluasask is a gigantic split-eared Scottish fairy calf whose mischief accumulates into serious disaster. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Corcyra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cord — cord The cord denotes life’s continuity, soul-body and heaven-earth connection, reason, and vocation, while ambivalently binding destiny or offering guidance, security, and freedom. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cord-bearers, the Twelve | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cord of Law | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cordao | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Core | other | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Coretho | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| coriander | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| coriander | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corineaus | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Corineus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Corinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinthians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinthians kill Medea’s children | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corinthus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cork | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cormac | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cormac Connlonges | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cormac Hua Cuined | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cormac Mac Airt | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cormac's Cup Cormac's Cup is a magical vessel that distinguished honest statements from lies for the Gaels before disappearing when its owner died. | object-being | individual | irish | candidate | 2 |
| Cormoran — Cormeilian · Cormilan · Cormelian | creature | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Cormoran | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cormoran | creature | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Corn Dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| corn-flower | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corn From Body Of Slain Person | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corn Maidens Culture heroines who bring maize and teach its cultivation, along with pottery and basketry for storing grain. | spirit | species | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Corn Mother An Arikara guardian spirit who emerged from the earth and taught maize cultivation, astronomy, and the mysteries of sacred medicine bundles. | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cornel — dogwood Cornel is dogwood associated with divination, Rome’s founded site, Tiresias’s guiding staff, seasonal reckoning, and spear wood; one cited passage instead concerns dolls. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Cornelian | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| corner stone | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cornet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cornflower — bachelor's-button · bluebottle A grainfield flower linked to transformed youths in Greek and Russian legend, healing wounds, repelling snakes, and several folk remedies. | concept | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cornish Chough | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Cornouaille | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Corns | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cornu Cornu is an Irish deity or demon whom Saint Patrick supposedly transformed into a great black raven at Lough Derg. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cornucopia — cornucopia · cornu copiae The cornucopia denotes inexhaustible abundance and fertility, uniting a masculine horn with a receptive interior and serving vegetation, fate, mother, and wealth deities. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 4 |
| Cornwall | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cornwole | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Coromandel Man — Forest taniwah · Hairy moehau · Matau · Moehau monster A reported New Zealand wildman covered in red or silver hair, dwelling in caves and sometimes carrying stone tools. | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Coron | demon | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Corona Borealis Corona Borealis is the Northern Crown constellation, associated with Ariadne’s wreath, a paradise for dead heroes, and Christ’s thorns; another citation concerns Corpus Christi. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Coronach | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| coronation | custom | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Coronis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronis | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Coronis’s infidelity | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Coronus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corotiacus | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Corpan Side — Siod Brad · Siodbrad | custom | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Corpre son of Etain — Carpre | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| corpse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corpse Bleeds In Presence Of Murderer | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of Aide Lookback | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of Forefather Form | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of Girl Deuce | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of Kin | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of Lavish Liken | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpse of the Yellow Giantess | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Corpus Christi | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corra | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Corranda | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corrcinus fish | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Corre-Beirado | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Corrgenn — Coincheann A jealous Connacht noble who killed the Dagda’s son Áed, then had to carry the victim until finding a fitting burial stone. | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Corri-corri | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corrido | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corrioll | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cors Cant-Ewin — Cwrs Cant Ewin · Hundred-Nails | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| corset | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cort — the sort · Sort Cort is a malevolent water spirit or devil in the traditional beliefs of the Cheremis and Mari peoples. | creature | species | chinese | candidate | 3 |
| Corvil Bervach | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cory, Anc. Frag. quoted | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Corybantes The Corybantes are divinely descended sons of Apollo and Thalia in Greek myth. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Corycia | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Corycian cave in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corycian cave in Cilicia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Corycides | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Corydon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Corynthus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Corythus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cos Et Magos | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cosgarach Mhor — Great Triumphant One | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cosme | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cosmic | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cosmic | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cosmogony | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cosmologically | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| costume | custom | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Coth | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Coti | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cotsipamapot | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| cottage | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cotton Cotton is a valued Mesoamerican fiber for clothing and tribute, while European funerary folklore specifies cotton gloves for mourners. | symbol | archetype | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| Cottus Cottus is one of the three immense Hundred-Handed sons of Earth and Sky, possessing fifty heads and unrivaled strength. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Cotzbalam | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| couch | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cougar Fish | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| counsel | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Count Otto of Oldenburg | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| countenance | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Countess of the Achievements | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Countess of the Fountain | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| counting | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Counting Cover | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Counting-out Rimes — rimbles | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| countless stones | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| country | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Country Maid And Her Milk Pail | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Country of the Blest | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Country of the Young — Country of Victory | place | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Couple Dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Couril — couril Courils are mischievous Breton fairies of stone circles who force nighttime trespassers to dance until exhausted or dead. | fairy | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| court-cards | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| court tomb — court cairn | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Courtyard | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Couvade | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| covenant | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| covenant | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coventina Coventina is a British water goddess guarding the Carrawburgh well and river, portrayed pouring water and possibly invoked for healing. | deity | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Coventry Carol | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cover Page | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| cow | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cow | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cow | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cow | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Cow | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cow | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cow | creature | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| cow and calf | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Cow, early worship of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cow-goddess | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cowboy's Lament — Streets of Laredo | tale | individual | — | registered | 2 |
| Cowboy Songs | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cowlug E'en | fairy | species | english | registered | 1 |
| Cowlug Sprites — Cowlug sprites Large-eared sprites local to two northern English villages, the Cowlug Sprites supposedly cause mischief on a mysterious annual Cowlug Eve. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Cowrie | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cows Of Nakki | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cowslip — cowslip · palsywort · Peter-wort Cowslip denotes rustic grace, pensiveness, memory, and fairy presence; folklore uses the spring flower for love divination, while another cited passage concerns cowboy songs. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cox, John Harrington | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cox, Marian Emily Roalfe | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| coxcomb | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Coxcox — Teocipactli · Huehueton-acateo-cateo-cipatli | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Coyolxauhqui | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Coyote — Old Coyote · Shunk-Manitou · Slim Coyote A widespread Native American transformer and trickster whose foolish, creative, deceptive adventures alternately help humanity, reshape the world, and unleash trouble. | creature | individual | americannorth-americansouth-american | canon | 6 |
| Coyote And Porcupine | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Coyote And The Acorns | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Coyote Dance — go'imye'e | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cozbi | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Crab — crab The crab denotes aggression, regression, crookedness, death, and regeneration; Buddhist and Inca traditions link it respectively with interlife sleep and the devouring waning moon. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 4 |
| Crab attacks Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| crab-tree | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crack | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cracks And Slams — ethnophaulism · blason populaire · Ortsneckereien | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cradawc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cradle — cradle The cradle denotes birth, rebirth, shelter, and life’s rocking course; as cosmic boat, body, or coffin it carries life across primordial waters and death. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Craebhnat — Creevna | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Craiphtine — Craftine · Cratiny | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Craisech | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cramps | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Crana | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cranaus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cranaus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cranaus and reigns over Attica | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crandelmass | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| crane | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crane | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crane | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Crane | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crane | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crane bag | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| crane-fly | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crane, Thomas Frederick | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cranes Of Ibycus | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crannóg — Crannog | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cranto | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cranus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Craobh Fuileach — Bloody Branch | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Craosa | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Crataeis | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Cratieus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cratos — Strength Cratos personifies Strength in Greek myth, born to Styx and Pallas and dwelling continually beside Zeus. | creature | species | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Crauthier | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| crayfish | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Creaking Limbs | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Creating Power | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Creation — creation Creation denotes accounts of cosmic and social origins; Mesopotamian and Indigenous traditions vary in creators, processes, and scope, while the Kalevala personifies it genealogically. | concept | archetype | celticfinnishmesopotamian | registered | 5 |
| Creation, Heliopolitan account of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Creation Legend | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Creation Series | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Creation, Seven Tablets of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Creator | deity | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Creator | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Creator and Changer | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Creator Born At Bottom Of Ocean | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Creator's Grandmother | deity | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Créd | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Credhe | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Credne — Credenus the Craftsman · Credne Cerd · Creidne · Crédne Credne is the Tuatha de Danann's divine bronze-worker, a master of precious metals who forged weapons and perhaps Nuada's silver hand. | deity | individual | celticirish | candidate | 3 |
| Creiddylad — Cordelia · Creudylad | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Creirwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cremation — cremation Cremation is mortuary burning associated with purification, spiritual ascent, immortality, and status, but also with destroying dangerous power, freeing ghosts, and preventing revenants. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Crenidian gate of Thebes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creon’s younger daughter | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creontiades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| crescent — Crescent The crescent denotes the changing moon, growth, feminine receptivity, and the night barque; traditions add immortality, sovereignty, protection, and the moon god Sin. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 3 |
| Cresphontes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cress | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cressie — Cressiteras anguilloida · Haoot tuwedyee · Woodum haoot | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| crest | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crested Screamer | creature | archetype | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Cretan Bull — Cretan bull · Bull of Poseidon · Marathonian Bull The Cretan Bull is Poseidon's magnificent sea-born animal, driven savage after Minos withheld its sacrifice and later captured by Heracles. | creature | individual | greek | candidate | 6 |
| Cretan Pterosaur | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cretans | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete and settle there | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crete and settles in Rhodes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cretheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cretheus | object-being | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cretheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creusa | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Creusa | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Criasus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cricket — cricket The cricket denotes summer, courage, song, and the domestic hearth; folklore treats its chirp as luck, weather, death, or lover omen and medicine. | symbol | archetype | europeanheraldic | registered | 5 |
| Cridenbel | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Crimall | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Crimbil | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Crimissa | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| crimson | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crimthan Cass | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Crino | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Criosphinx — Crio-Sphinx Criosphinx is an Egyptian ram-headed, lion-bodied sphinx associated with divine and royal reverence. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Criseida — Briseida | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| criss-cross | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crius — Crieus · Grius Crius is a Greek Titan, son of Gaia and Uranus and father of Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Croagh Patrick | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Crobh Dearg — Crove Derg | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Crochan — Cruacha | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Crochnuit | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Croco | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| crocodile | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crocodile | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | creature | archetype | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | creature | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile And Hen | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile, early worship of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Crocodile Tears | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodiles | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| CROCODILIANS | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Crocodilopolis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Crocotta — Corocotta · Crocotte · Crocuta · Crocote The Crocotta is an Ethiopian canine hybrid with an unbroken bony jaw, an irresistible bite, and a talent for mimicking voices. | creature | species | heraldic | candidate | 6 |
| crocus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Croderg | creature | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Croderg | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Crodh Mara — Crodh Sidhe Crodh Mara are hornless Scottish sea cattle that improve mortal herds, though returning fairy cows may draw whole herds away forever. | creature | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Croesus | tale-figure | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Croker, Thomas Crofton | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Crom Crumh Chomnaiel | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Crom Dubh — Crom Cruach Crom Dubh is an obscure Irish god or pagan ruler linked to Saint Patrick, sacrificial bulls, harvest pilgrimages, and an enduring festival Sunday. | deity | individual | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Cromlech — cromlech A cromlech is a megalithic stone monument denoting the Great Mother, fertility, sacred center, solar worship, cyclic time, and healing passage through stone openings. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cromm Cruac — rig-iodal h-Eireann | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cromm Dub's Sunday — Garland Sunday | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crommyon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crommyon sow | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crón | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cronan | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crónánach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cronos — Cronus | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cronus — Cronos · Chronus · Chronos Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cronus and Philyra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| crook — Crozier The crook denotes authority, guidance, mercy, faith, and divine or pastoral leadership; Mesopotamian art associates it particularly with Amurru and sometimes Ea. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 3 |
| Crook/Crozier | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crooked | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crooked Beak Of Heaven | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Crooked One — Krivaia | demon | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Croquemitaine Croquemitaine is a French hobgoblin recast as a nursery bogey for frightening children into good behavior. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Crori | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| crosier | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cross — cross · Maltese cross The cross denotes cosmic center, life, integrated opposites, and protection; Christian traditions add suffering and salvation, while early Mesopotamian meanings remain uncertain or solar. | symbol | archetype | britishmesopotamian | registered | 6 |
| Cross-eyes | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crossroads | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crossroads | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crossroads | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crossroads | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crossroads | place | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Croton | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Crow — crow · Mother Crow The crow denotes oracle, messenger, creator, or helpful guide, but also carrion, blackening, and misfortune; solar readings may reflect confusion with ravens or cocks. | symbol | individual | north-american | registered | 4 |
| crowd | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crown — crown · Tiara The crown denotes sovereignty, victory, honor, perfected attainment, and continuity; radiate, evergreen, turreted, or thorned forms signify solar power, immortality, city protection, or martyrdom. | symbol | archetype | greek | registered | 4 |
| Cruadh-Chosgarach — Hard Destroying One | object-being | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Crucible — crucible The crucible denotes the alchemical body and receptive womb where severe testing dissolves, purifies, and reunites opposites before regeneration and higher rebirth. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Crudel | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cruel Brother — The Bride's Testament | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cruit — Siod-cruit | object-being | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crunniuc — Cronnchu · Crunnchu | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Crusher of Bones | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Crutch | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Crux | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cry Power | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Cry Spiral | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Crychwr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| crystal | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| crystal | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Crystal | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Csardas — czardas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Csen | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Css | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Css | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cteatus Cteatus is one of the Molionid twins, a monstrous son of Molione and either Actor or Poseidon, reportedly hatched from a silver egg. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Ctesippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ctesippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ctesippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ctesius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| CTIARAKA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Cu | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cu Bird | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cu Chulainn — Cuchullin, or Cuchulain | deity | individual | british | registered | 2 |
| Cu Roi — Cú Roí | tale-figure | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Cu Roi mac Dairi | creature | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cu Sith — Ce Sith · Cù Sìth · Cusith · Cu Sìth Cu Sith is a bull-sized, dark-green Highland fairy hound whose immense feet move silently and whose three bays carry across the sea. | creature | species | british | canon | 5 |
| Cua | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cuachag | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Cuadan the Tracker | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cuailgne — Cooley | person | individual | irish | registered | 2 |
| Cuailnge — Cooley | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cuall — Foolish | creature | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cuanna | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| cuauhxicalli | object-being | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Cuba | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuban | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cube — cube The cube denotes earth, stability, truth, completion, and a cycle’s final stillness; traditions associate it with foundations, sacred centers, the Kaaba, and crystallized salt. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cubert | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cubilon | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cucaracha, La — The Cockroach | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuchulain — Cuchulainn · Cúchulainn · Cuhullin · Cú Chulainn Cuchulain is Lug's precocious Ulster hero, named the Hound of Culann after killing a watchdog and serving as its temporary replacement. | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 5 |
| Cucking-stool — ducking-stool · choking-stool | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuckoo — cuckoo The cuckoo denotes spring or summer, wedlock, unrequited love, and royalty, but European associations also stress cuckoldry, jealousy, usurpation, and April foolishness. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| cuckoo flower | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cuckoo-pint | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cucumber | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuda | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cuddlepie | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cue paternal uncle Hlectryon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cueca — zamacueca | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuelebre — El · Cuélebre · Culebre Cuélebre is a northern Spanish winged serpent-dragon that breathes fire and poison, hunts people, and amasses glittering treasure. | creature | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Cuero — Hide · Manta · El Bien peinado · Cuero unudo Cuero is an Andean lake predator resembling a leathery giant octopus, with clawed tentacles and eye-covered ears. | creature | species | — | candidate | 8 |
| Cughtagh A shy Manx cave spirit heard singing along stormy shores, possibly descended in tradition from a once-chivalrous Highland giant. | spirit | individual | british | candidate | 3 |
| Cuilinn | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cuino | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuireach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Cuirithir | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cuitlamiztli | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Culain | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Culann — Cuilenn · Cullen | person | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Culeto | creature | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Culsu | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cult Of The Friendly Dead | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Culture Hero | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cumaean Sibyl | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Cumhall — Camall · Camhall | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cumin | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cummin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cumucul | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cumulative Song | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cumulative Story | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cun-what | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Cunawabi | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cunc'a — chuncho | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cunedda | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cunnunbeillee — Cunnembeillee | person | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Cunobelinus — Cunobeline | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cunrie — Kundrie · Kundry | person | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Cup — cup The cup denotes containment, receptive power, life, immortality, plenty, and initiation; empty it means vanity, while traditions add suffering, wisdom, offering, grace, and world-reflection. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cup of Life Immortal — Cup of Immortality and Incorruptibility | object-being | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Cupid And Psyche | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cupola | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Curandero — curandera | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cures | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Curetes — Kouretes The Curetes are armed, dancing guardians who protected the infant Zeus in Crete by clashing weapons to conceal his cries. | deity | species | greek | candidate | 6 |
| Curetian country | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| curing | custom | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Curinquéan | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| curlew | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| curlew | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Curly locks | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Curoi | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Curpan Sort | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| curse — Curse A curse denotes the word’s performative magic, imposing exile, blemish, or transformation; paradoxically, ritual cursing can deflect divine jealousy or promote fertility. | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 3 |
| cursing stones | object-being | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| curtain | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Curupira — Kurupira A backward-footed Brazilian forest guardian who rewards respectful hunters, punishes exploitation, misleads travelers, and may appear as a red-faced gnome or shaggy child. | demon | species | south-american | canon | 4 |
| Curupuri | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Curve of the Whale Tooth | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| curving | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cusae | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cush | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Cushan — Laban · Cushan-rishathaim | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| cushion | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| custard | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Custennin | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| custom | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cut-Cut | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cuter-Guss | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cutta Cord-La | tale | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| cuttle-fish | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cutty Dyer Cutty Dyer is an enormous, saucer-eyed English cannibal said to ambush nighttime travelers near the River Yeo. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cutty Scams — Cutty Soams A North Country mine bogle, Cutty Scams mischievously severs the harness ropes used by workers hauling coal tubs. | spirit | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Cuya-ong | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Cwn Annum — Cwn Mamau | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cwn Annwfn — Cwn Annwn (“hounds of Annwn,” see ANNWN, HOUNDS OF) · Cwn Cyrff · Cwn Mamau · Cwn y Wybr (“dogs that haunt the air”) | fairy | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cwn Annwn — Cwn Mamau · Gabriel Hounds · Ratchets · Yell Hounds Cwn Annwn are Welsh otherworld hounds whose eerie, approaching cries grow softer and foretell death without necessarily causing it. | creature | species | britishwelsh | canon | 5 |
| Cwn Annwn. Cwn Mamau — Cwn Cyrff · Cwn Wybr | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyane | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyanippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cybele — Great Mother of Phrygia · Magna Mater · Berecynthia Cybele is the Phrygian Great Mother adopted by Greece and Rome, embodying the earth's generative power and worshipped with Attis. | deity | individual | celticgreekpersian | candidate | 5 |
| Cychreus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cychreus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cychreus | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cychreus in the kingdum | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cychreus king of | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cychreus' snake — snake of Cychreus | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclamen — cyclamen Cyclamen denotes distrust, diffidence, voluptuousness, and Mary’s bleeding heart; folklore treats its root as medicine, birth aid and risk, love charm, aphrodisiac, and ward. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cycle — cycle The cycle denotes recurrence through measured time, opposing motions, rebirth, and transmigration; Stoic cosmology repeatedly dissolves the elements into primordial fire and begins anew. | symbol | archetype | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Cyclopedes | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyclopes | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclopes | creature | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclopes | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cyclopes | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclopes forge thunderbolts for | creature | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclops — Cyclopes Cyclops here denotes Geraestus, an individual remembered through a grave at Athens amid traditions of the divine smiths. | other | individual | greek | canon | 2 |
| Cyclops — Arimaspean · Kyklops · Monopthalmos · Polyphemus Cyclopes are one-eyed Greek giants portrayed variously as cannibal shepherds, primordial storm beings, divine smiths, and builders of immense walls. | creature | species | greek | canon | 2 |
| Cyclops — Cyclopes Cyclopes are one-eyed Greek giants portrayed variously as cannibal shepherds, primordial storm beings, divine smiths, and builders of immense walls. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cyclops — Elder · Kyklopes · Uranian Cyclopes Cyclopes are one-eyed Greek giants portrayed variously as cannibal shepherds, primordial storm beings, divine smiths, and builders of immense walls. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cyclops — Younger · Kyklopes Cyclopes are one-eyed Greek giants portrayed variously as cannibal shepherds, primordial storm beings, divine smiths, and builders of immense walls. | creature | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Cyclops of Salamis — Geraestus | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyclops Polyphemus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | tale | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus (king of Tenedos, son of Poseidon) | creature | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus (son of Ares and Pelopia) | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cycnus (son of Ares and Pyrene) | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cygnus — Northern Cross | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyhyraeth — Cyhiraeth · Y Cyhyraeth · Crying Spirit An unseen Welsh death omen whose groans foretell individual loss, epidemics, or communal disaster, sometimes sounding at an absent victim’s former home. | spirit | individual | britishwelsh | candidate | 3 |
| Cyllaros — Cillaros · Cyll’aros · Cyprian | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyllarus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyllarus | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyllarus — horse | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyllene | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyllene | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyllene | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| cymbal | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cymbals Cymbals denote paired earthly hemispheres and elemental motion; their clashing accompanies ecstatic Dionysian and Cybelean rites, dance, drama, prophecy, worship, and military procession. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Cyme | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cymelus — Kymelos | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cymidei Cymeinfoll Cymidei Cymeinfoll is a Welsh giantess, wife of Llassar and keeper of a regenerative cauldron, who bears hosts of armored warriors. | creature | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Cymodoce | fairy | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Cymon | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cymopolea | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cymothoe Cymothoe is a Nereid sea nymph, daughter of Nereus and Doris, who helped refloat Aeneas's endangered ships. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cymru | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cynaethus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cynan | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Cynllo | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Cynnus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cynocephalus Ape | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cynocephalus Ape in the Judgment | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cynopolis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cynopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Cynoprosopi Cynoprosopi are furry, winged dragons with bearded dog heads that hunt antelope and goats in the northern Sahara. | creature | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Cynthia An epithet of Artemis or Diana as moon goddess, recalling her legendary birth on Mount Cynthus. | deity | individual | european | candidate | 3 |
| Cynvelyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| cypress | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| cypress | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cypress | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Cypress | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Cypress Tall | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Cyprius | creature | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cyprus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyprus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyrene Cyrene is a river god's nymph daughter carried off by Apollo and mother of Aristaeus, though another tradition pairs her with Ares. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Cyrus | person | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| Cyrus the Great | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Cytheria | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cythraul | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Cytisorus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Cyzicus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |