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Name	Class	Kind	Tradition	Status	Src
C. ong — Cd voi · ba ngu · Mister Fish	spirit	species	—	registered	1
C rocodile	figure	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.	figure	individual	welsh	canon	3
Caballucos del Diablo	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cabasus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	registered	2
Cadejo (cah-day-ho)	figure	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	living object	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	living object	individual	—	registered	1
Cadwaladr	figure	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	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Caeneus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Caeneus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Caeneus — Caenis	heraldic	individual	—	registered	1
Caeneus to be invulnerable	figure	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
Caesar	person	archetype	persian	registered	7
Caesar's Envoy	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
Caesarion	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
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.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Cagang	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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.	living object	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.	figure	species	britishceltic	canon	4
Caitchenn	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Caitetu-Mundé	figure	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	3
Cakewalk	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Cakravaka	deity	individual	east-asian	registered	1
Calabar bean	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Calabash	symbol	—	—	registered	1
calabash tree	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Caladbolg	living object	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.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Calag	figure	species	—	registered	1
Calais	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Calais	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Calais	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Calais	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Calametis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Calametis	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
calamus	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Calanus — Sphines	person	individual	persian	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	3
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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
caldron of regeneration	living object	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	registered	2
Caliban	figure	species	—	registered	1
Caligorante	figure	species	—	registered	1
calinda — calenda · caleinda	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Call — Wise	figure	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	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Callirrhoe	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Callirrhoe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Callirrhoe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Callirrhoe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Callisto — Kallisto 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	5
Callitrice — Callitrix Callitrice are shy medieval Ethiopian creatures resembling satyrs with exceptionally long beards and thick tails.	figure	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	2
Calydon	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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 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 — Kalypso	spirit	individual	europeangreek	candidate	10
Calypso	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Calypso	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
calypso	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
cam kham	living object	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.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Camazotz — H’ik’al · Zot zilaha chamalcan · Ruler of the Bats · Death Bat 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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cambric Shirt	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Cambyses	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Cambyses	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Cambyses	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Cambyses	person	individual	persian	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	heraldicirishpersian	registered	6
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	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Camp Chipmunk	figure	species	—	registered	1
Campacti — Cipatli Campacti is an Aztec primordial fishlike dragon whose defeated body became the substance of the earth.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Campus Martius	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Camros — Camrus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Camulatz	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	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	archetype	finnishpersian	registered	6
Canchu — Pumapmicuc	figure	species	—	registered	1
Candace — Kaidafa · Kandake · Kandakc	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Candaules	person	individual	persian	registered	1
candelabra	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
candle	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
candle	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Candle	symbol	—	—	registered	1
candle	living object	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	living object	individual	—	registered	1
CANESA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Canethus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Canis Major	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
canker	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Cankobobus — Tankerabogus · Tantrabobus · Tankerabogus, or Tanterabobus	spirit	species	british	candidate	3
Canna's Stone	living object	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cannibal- At-Th E-No Kth End-Oi -The-Wored — Cannibal- At-Tii E-No Kth End-Oi -The-Wored	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cannibal Giant	figure	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.	figure	individual	greek	registered	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	3
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	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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	living object	individual	—	registered	1
Capac raimi	concept	individual	—	registered	1
Capacti — Cipactil-Caiman	figure	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.	figure	species	european	candidate	3
Capaneus	living object	individual	greek	registered	2
Capaneus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Capaneus	figure	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 — 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	4
Capricornus — Capricornus (CAP-rih-CORN-us) · Capricorn	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Captain Hanna’s Fish	figure	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	figure	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	figure	archetype	south-american	registered	1
Caravinaigre	figure	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.	figure	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.	living object	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.	figure	species	—	registered	1
Carcas	spirit	individual	jewish	registered	1
carcase	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Carcinus — Karkinos	figure	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	2
Carian Chersonese	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Carian leader	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Carians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Caribbean Crowing Snake	figure	species	—	registered	1
Caribbean Monk Seal	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Carl Oe Carlisle	figure	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
Carline	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
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	living object	individual	welsh	registered	1
Carn Galver	figure	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	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Carneros — Los	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Carteron	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Carthaginian Serpent	figure	species	—	registered	1
cartomancy	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Caru	person	individual	south-american	registered	1
CARUGUA — Carugua · Caspian Tiger · Hyrcanian tiger	figure	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	2
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.	living object	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cassiel	other	—	—	registered	1
Cassiepea — Cassiopeia · Cassiope · Cassiepeia	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Cassiepea Cassiopeia is Cepheus's queen and Andromeda's mother, whose boast against the Nereids brought a sea monster upon her kingdom.	other	individual	greek	registered	1
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.	figure	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
Castle of Oblivion	place	individual	persian	registered	1
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	2
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.	figure	species	chinese	candidate	3
Cat, god and goddess	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Cat-Heads	figure	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 Situ	figure	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
Cathair Aine	living object	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.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Catreus	other	individual	greek	registered	4
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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
catseye	living object	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	figure	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	figure	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	living object	individual	irish	registered	1
Caumas	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cawrdav	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Cawthorne Dragon — Cawthorne Wyrm	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cax-Vinic — Cangodrilo · Fantasma humano · Hombre oso	figure	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.	figure	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	living object	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.	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	4
Cecrops. Kekrops	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
celandine	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Celenderis	place	individual	greek	registered	1
celestial bird	figure	species	mesoamerican	registered	1
Celestial Dragon	deity	individual	japanese	registered	1
Celestial Girdle	living object	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
celt	living object	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Celtchair	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Celtchar	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Celtes	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	european	canon	1
Centaurides — Kentaurides	figure	species	—	registered	1
Centauro-Triton	figure	species	—	registered	1
Centaurs (mountain-bred)	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Centaurus Centaurus is the offspring of Ixion and a cloud, a figure whose name became attached to the centaur race.	figure	individual	greek	registered	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.	figure	species	—	canon	5
Centimanes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Centipede A gigantic Japanese centipede devoured mountain travelers and cattle until Hidesato killed it with an arrow through its head.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Centipede of Biwa	figure	species	—	registered	1
Centipede of Mount Mikami	figure	individual	japanese	registered	1
Central American Whintosser	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Ceraunian mountains	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ceraus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Cerberus — Kerberos Cerberus is Hades' monstrous watchdog, commonly three-headed and serpentine, guarding the underworld against passage.	figure	individual	egyptiangreek	canon	13
Cerbnat	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Cercetes	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Cercopes — Kerkopes The Cercopes are malicious humanoid tricksters of Lydia whom Heracles captured and bound while serving Queen Omphale.	figure	species	greek	canon	7
Cercopes at Ephesus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cercops	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cercyon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
ceremonial bar	living object	—	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	6
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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cernunnos	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Certhe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cerus	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ceteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ceto	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Cetus — Ketos Cetus is Poseidon's sea monster sent against Ethiopia to consume Andromeda, but Perseus rescued her by defeating the beast.	figure	species	—	canon	4
Ceus	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Ch'eng Huang	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ch I I In	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ch'in	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Ch'in-Kuang	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ch'ing Ming	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Ch'iu She	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Ch'o-je — Ch'o-kyon	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Ch’ou-T’i	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ch'u Chiang	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ch'u Hsieh Yuan	deity	species	—	registered	1
Ch’uan-t’ou	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Chabas	other	—	egyptian	registered	4
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	canon	3
chacmool	living object	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Chacona	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Chacs — chaacs	deity	species	—	registered	1
Chaebroth	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chaetus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
chaff	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chagljevi	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chagra Mama	deity	individual	south-american	registered	1
Chahnameed	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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	7
Chamfumu	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	persian	canon	4
Chamuel	other	—	—	registered	1
Chan Chan is an immense clam of ancient Chinese lore whose exhalations form a vast palace beneath the water.	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Chancha Con Cadenas — Chancho De Lata (“tin pig”)	figure	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	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Changala	person	individual	bantu	registered	1
Change	other	individual	chinese	registered	1
Change Of Sex	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Changeling — changeling · Brewing of eggshells · Changelings · Plentyn-newid 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	11
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	figure	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
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	figure	species	—	registered	1
charger	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chariboia	other	—	greek	registered	1
Chariclo — Chariklo 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	4
Chariclo — Chariklo Chariclo is a nymph, the wife of the centaur Chiron.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Chariklo	person	individual	greek	registered	1
chariot	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
chariot	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chariot	symbol	—	—	registered	1
chariot	living object	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	registered	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.	figure	species	—	canon	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	2
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.	figure	individual	greek	canon	9
chased	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chasse de Cain	custom	species	—	registered	1
Chastity	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Chastity Sword — separating sword	living object	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	living object	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	figure	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.	figure	individual	greek	canon	8
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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chemmis	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Chemosh	deity	individual	jewish	registered	1
Chen	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Cheney's Hounds	figure	individual	british	registered	1
Cheng Wu	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Chenoboscium	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Cheops	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
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	figure	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	2
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	10
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	figure	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	britishpersian	registered	4
Chess-board	living object	individual	persian	registered	1
Chess-men	living object	species	persian	registered	1
Chessie — Chesapeake Chessie · Potomac Patty Chessie is the affectionate name for a sea-serpent-like creature reputed to inhabit Maryland's Chesapeake Bay.	figure	species	american	candidate	2
Chessmen of Lewis	living object	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Cheval Marin	figure	species	—	canon	1
chever i I	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
cheveril	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chevrotain — Dorcatherium	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	—	canon	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
chichivache	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chick-Charney — Chiccharnie	figure	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.	figure	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 Cook	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
Chief of	concept	—	egyptian	registered	2
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	4
Chikuli	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Chikura	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	egyptianeuropeangreekheraldic	canon	19
Chimera killed by Bellerophon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Chimerat	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Chimes	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Chimes Child	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Chiminigagua	deity	individual	south-american	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.	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chinese Lycopodium	figure	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	3
Chintamani	figure	individual	malay	registered	1
Chinthe (chin dhei)	figure	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
Chinwi	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Chio-Tuan Chio-Tuan is a green, one-horned qilin whose warning reportedly persuaded Genghis Khan to abandon an invasion of India.	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chipfalamfula — River-shutter	figure	individual	african	registered	1
CHIRA-JIVIN	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Chirimachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Chirizuka-kaiō — king of the trash-heap	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
Chiron	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Chiron	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Chiron	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Chiron	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Chiron	figure	species	—	canon	1
Chiron	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Chiron	figure	individual	—	canon	1
Chirope	person	individual	bantu	registered	1
Chiruwi	figure	species	bantu	registered	2
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	figure	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.	figure	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	registered	2
Chivato — ENCERRADOS (“captive” or “recluse”) Chivato is a cannibalistic Mapuche humanoid transformed from a child abducted and altered by witches.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
chive	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chiye Tanka	figure	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	2
Chloris	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Chloris	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Chloris	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chloris	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cho-i	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Chōchin-bi — lantern-fire	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chokoro	fairy	individual	japanese	registered	1
Choku-boron — cupmonks	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
cholic bells	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chollima — Chonma (“flying horse”)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chonchon (Chon-chin) — Piguechen (“vampire”)	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chort-Contractor — The Devil-Contractor	demon	individual	russian	registered	1
Chorti	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chosroes	person	individual	persian	registered	2
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	20
Christ's-thorn	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Christian Governor of Zib-i-Khusrau	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
Christian Wife of Nushirwan	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
Christina	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	greek	candidate	4
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.	figure	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	4
Chryses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Chryses	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chryses	other	—	greek	registered	3
Chryses	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chrysippe	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chrysippos	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Chrysippus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chrysippus	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Chrysippus	figure	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.	figure	species	—	canon	1
chrysoprase	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Chrysothamnus	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Chrysothemis	person	individual	greek	registered	5
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	3
Chthonius	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chthonius	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chthonius	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Chthonius	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	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	5
Chukwa	figure	species	—	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	figure	individual	south-american	registered	1
Chunucklas — Shunuklas	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chupacabra (Chew-pa-cob-rha)	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Chupacabras — Canguro · Comecogollos · Conejo · Gallinejo	figure	species	—	registered	1
CHUPACABRAS	figure	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	ghost	species	—	registered	1
Churinga — tjuringa	living object	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	figure	individual	south-american	registered	1
Chutas	demon	archetype	—	registered	1
Chuti	figure	species	—	registered	1
Chutsain	custom	species	—	registered	1
Chwezi — Bunyoro pantheon · Bachwezi · Cwezi	other	archetype	african	registered	2
Chyavana — CHYAYANA	person	individual	hindu	registered	2
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	2
Cichban	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Cichol	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Cihchos	figure	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	canon	4
CIIAJVAKYA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
CIIOLA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
Cilaucus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cilicia	figure	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	figure	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	3
Cinyras	other	individual	greek	registered	3
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.	figure	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	2
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	figure	species	—	registered	1
circle	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
circle	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Circle	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Circle of	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Circle of Amentet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Circles of	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
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.	figure	individual	—	canon	2
Cirele, Hidden	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.	figure	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
City of Women — Harum	place	individual	persian	registered	1
Cius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ciuthach	figure	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	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Clanis	figure	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	2
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	figure	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	2
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	2
Cleodors	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cleodoxa	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cleonae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cleopatra	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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	2
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.	figure	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	registered	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	2
Clitonymus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Clitor	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Clitus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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 — Klotho Clotho is one of the Greek Fates, traditionally spinning the thread that begins each mortal life and helps determine its allotted course.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	7
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	7
Cloud folk	spirit	species	bantu	registered	1
Cloud People — Cloud Chiefs · Rain 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	5
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	canon	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	figure	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	2
Clymene	figure	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	2
Clytaemnestra	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Clytie	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Clytippe	figure	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	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Clytius	figure	species	—	registered	1
Clytus	figure	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	figure	species	philippine	registered	1
Co-Walker — Double, or Doppelganger · Double · 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	4
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	living object	—	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Cocalus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Coco Macaque	living object	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Codal Withered Breast	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Codecs — cosiers	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
codex	living object	—	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) — Patuki	figure	species	—	registered	1
Coeranus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Coeus — Koios 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	6
coffee	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Coffer/Coffin	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Cogaz	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Cognizance, the	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Cohuleen Driuth	living object	individual	european	registered	1
Coic Biasta Mora Grannai	figure	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.	figure	species	celtic	candidate	2
Coinneal Catha — Candle of Battle	living object	individual	irish	registered	1
Coirpre	person	individual	irish	registered	1
coition	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Coitus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Coje Ya Menia	figure	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.	figure	individual	british	candidate	4
Colbrand — Coebrande	figure	species	—	registered	1
Colchians	living object	individual	greek	registered	2
Colchians journey to	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Colchis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Colchis	living object	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Coleman Frog	figure	species	—	registered	1
Coleman Gray	custom	individual	british	registered	2
Colepexy	fairy	individual	british	canon	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.	figure	species	—	canon	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
colossal heads	living object	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
colour	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
colour	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
colour	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Colours	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Colovia	figure	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	canon	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Columbine	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Columbus’s Ape-Faced Cat	figure	species	—	registered	1
Columbus’s Serpent	figure	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
Combabus	person	individual	persian	registered	1
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	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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	figure	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	—	canon	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Conabos — Konabos	figure	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	figure	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	living object	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	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Conquista	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Conscience	spirit	archetype	persian	registered	1
Consentes Dii	deity	species	—	registered	1
Constantine And Arete — The Dead Brother's Return	tale	individual	—	registered	1
Constantine the Great	person	—	egyptianpersian	registered	2
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	figure	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	figure	species	australian-aboriginal	registered	1
Coomara — Coo · Merrow	figure	individual	european	registered	1
coot	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Copakin	custom	species	—	registered	1
Copal	living object	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	4
Coptites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Coptos	place	—	egyptian	registered	2
Copts	other	—	egyptian	registered	4
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	—	canon	2
Cora	deity	individual	—	registered	1
coraeng	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Corcyra	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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
Cordwainer of Kaliniyus	person	archetype	persian	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Corinth	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Corinth	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Corinth	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Corinth	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Corinthians	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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.	living object	individual	irish	candidate	2
Cormoran — Cormeilian · Cormilan · Cormelian	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Cormoran	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cormoran	figure	species	—	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.	figure	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
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.	figure	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	3
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.	figure	species	chinese	candidate	3
Corvil Bervach	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Cory, Anc. Frag. quoted	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Corythus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cos Et Magos	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cosgarach Mhor — Great Triumphant One	living object	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.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	3
Cotzbalam	figure	species	—	registered	1
couch	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Cougar Fish	figure	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-miller	person	archetype	persian	registered	1
Country of the Blest	place	individual	persian	registered	2
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	canon	2
Coventry Carol	tale	individual	—	registered	1
Cover Page	figure	species	—	registered	1
cow	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Cow	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Cow	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cow	heraldic	archetype	heraldic	registered	1
Cow	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Cow	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
cow	figure	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	figure	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 — Isakawuate · Italapas · Italapate · Koyote A widespread Native American transformer and trickster whose foolish, creative, deceptive adventures alternately help humanity, reshape the world, and unleash trouble.	figure	individual	americannorth-americansouth-american	canon	14
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	living object	individual	irish	registered	1
Cramps	concept	—	british	registered	1
Crana	figure	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	2
Cranus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Craobh Fuileach — Bloody Branch	living object	individual	irish	registered	1
Craosa	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Crataeis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Cratieus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cratos — Dominion · Kratos · Strength Cratos personifies Strength in Greek myth, born to Styx and Pallas and dwelling continually beside Zeus.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	6
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	2
Creation Series	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
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	3
cress	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Cressie — Cressiteras anguilloida · Haoot tuwedyee · Woodum haoot	figure	species	—	registered	1
crest	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Crested Screamer	figure	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.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	6
Cretan Pterosaur	figure	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	figure	individual	greek	registered	4
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	figure	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	2
Cretheus	living object	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Criseida — Briseida	other	—	greek	registered	2
criss-cross	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Crius — Crieus · Kreios · Grius Crius is a Greek Titan, son of Gaia and Uranus and father of Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	7
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	figure	archetype	bantu	registered	1
Crocodile	heraldic	archetype	heraldic	registered	1
Crocodile	figure	archetype	persian	registered	1
Crocodile	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Crocodilopolis	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
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.	figure	species	heraldic	candidate	6
crocus	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Croderg	figure	individual	irish	registered	1
Croderg	living object	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.	figure	species	british	candidate	2
Croesus	tale-figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Croker, Thomas Crofton	other	individual	british	registered	1
Crom Crumh Chomnaiel	figure	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
Cronus Cronus is the youngest Titan, usurper of Uranus and child-swallowing ruler eventually deceived by Rhea to save Zeus.	deity	individual	greek	registered	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	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	figure	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.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Crori	deity	individual	irish	registered	1
crosier	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Cross — cross · Labarum · 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	individual	britishmesopotamianpersian	registered	9
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	living object	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	living object	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	registered	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cu Roi — Cú Roí	tale-figure	individual	celtic	registered	2
Cu Roi mac Dairi	figure	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.	figure	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 · Cuailnge	place	individual	celticirish	registered	3
Cuall — Foolish	figure	individual	welsh	registered	1
Cuanna	person	individual	irish	registered	1
cuauhxicalli	living object	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Cuba	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cucaracha, La — The Cockroach	tale	individual	—	registered	1
Cuchulain — Cu Chulainn · Cuchullin, or Cuchulain · Cuchulainn · Cúchulainn Cuchulain is Lug's precocious Ulster hero, named the Hound of Culann after killing a watchdog and serving as its temporary replacement.	person	individual	britishcelticirish	registered	7
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.	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cuireach	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Cuirithir	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
Cuitlamiztli	figure	species	—	registered	1
Culain	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Culann — Cuilenn · Cullen	person	individual	celtic	registered	2
Culeto	figure	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	living object	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	7
Curetian country	other	individual	greek	registered	2
curing	custom	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Curinquéan	figure	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	living object	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	2
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	figure	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.	figure	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	figure	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.	figure	species	britishwelsh	canon	5
Cwn Annwn. Cwn Mamau — Cwn Cyrff · Cwn Wybr	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyane	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Cyanippus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cybele — Great Mother of Phrygia · Magna Mater · Berecynthia · Kybele 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	8
Cychreus	place	individual	greek	registered	3
Cychreus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Cychreus	figure	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	figure	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	3
Cyclopedes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyclopes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cyclopes	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Cyclopes	figure	—	greek	registered	1
Cyclopes	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Cyclopes forge thunderbolts for	figure	species	greek	registered	1
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.	figure	species	greek	canon	3
Cyclops Cyclops here denotes Geraestus, an individual remembered through a grave at Athens amid traditions of the divine smiths.	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Cyclops — Cyclopes Cyclopes are one-eyed Greek giants portrayed variously as cannibal shepherds, primordial storm beings, divine smiths, and builders of immense walls.	figure	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.	figure	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.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Cyclops of Salamis — Geraestus	figure	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)	figure	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	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyllarus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyllarus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyllarus — horse	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyllene	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Cyllene	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Cyllene	other	individual	greek	registered	2
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	figure	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.	figure	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	registered	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	2
Cynocephalus Ape in the Judgment	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Cynopolis	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Cynopolites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Cynoprosopi Cynoprosopi are furry, winged dragons with bearded dog heads that hunt antelope and goats in the northern Sahara.	figure	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 of Kishmar	symbol	individual	persian	registered	1
Cypress Tall	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Cypress-tree	living object	archetype	persian	registered	1
Cyprius	figure	species	—	registered	1
Cyprus	other	individual	greek	registered	3
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	registered	2
Cyrus	person	individual	jewishpersian	registered	3
Cyrus the Great	person	individual	persian	registered	3
Cytheria	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cythraul	demon	species	—	registered	1
Cytisorus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Cyzicus	other	individual	greek	registered	1