Census · F
861 entries · 307 figures · 554 concepts & customs, hidden until you tick the box below
| Name | Class | Kind | Tradition | Status | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F Semu-heh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fa — Ifa · fa Fa is the Dahomean personification of fate and divine writing, also naming a complex Yoruba-derived system of palm-kernel divination. | deity | individual | africanegyptian | candidate | 5 |
| Fa-a | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fa-akh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fa-pet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Fa-trau | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fable | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fables Of Bidpai — Panchatantra or Pancatantra · Pancatantra · Kalila wa Dimnah European name for the Panchatantra's beast fables, attributed to the court scholar Bidpai as lessons intended to reform a wicked king. | tale | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fabliau | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fabric | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fabulous Beasts | figure | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Face — face The face denotes outward identity or a deity’s manifested aspect, while solar and divine faces convey illumination, protection, and sovereign presence. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Face = Ap-uat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Face Of Glory | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Faces, god of four | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fachan — Dithreach · Direach · Direach Ghlinn Eitidh · Direach Giilinn Eitidii An Irish and Highland goblin with one eye, arm, leg, and head tuft, the feather-cloaked Fachan is hideous, powerful, and malicious. | figure | species | britishceltic | canon | 7 |
| Fachtna | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Fachtna Fathach | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fad Felen — Y Fad Felen · Yellow Plague A golden-eyed Welsh plague spirit personifying yellow fever, said to emerge from sea marshes and kill those who behold it. | spirit | species | welsh | candidate | 3 |
| Fadas — Hadas | fairy | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Fadda — DALDAH · Duldul | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fado | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Faerie — Fairy · Feri | custom | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Faet Fiada | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fafnir — Fafner · Fáfnir · Frænir Fafnir is a treasure-corrupted dwarf transformed into a venomous dragon, slain by Sigurd while guarding his murdered father's hoard. | figure | species | european | candidate | 4 |
| Faghanish | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghanish | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfiir | person | archetype | persian | registered | 4 |
| Faghfiir | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Faghfur — Faghfiir | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur — son of Sawa | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur of Chin — Faghfur | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur of Chin | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faghfur's Daughter | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faifne | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fail-Inis | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Failakus — Philip II · Philip | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Failbhe Beag | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Failbhe Mor | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Failbhe of the Hard Head | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Faingaa — Sisi | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Fainnle | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fair Damoselle Pertelote | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fair dealing | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fair Flower Of Northumberland | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fair Helen Of Kirkconnell | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fair Janet | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fair Maiden | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Fair Margaret And Sweet William | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairies — Fairy · Pari · Peri · Pairika Fairies are supernatural folk of European tradition whose varied powers include enchantment, illusion, fate-shaping, reward, theft, and mischief. | fairy | species | americanbritishpersian | canon | 4 |
| Fairies of medieval romances | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| 'Fairies on the Eastern Green' | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | fairy | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairy | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | fairy | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fairy — fay · fee Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fairy — faery Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| fairy | figure | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| fairy Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy — Fairies · Elves Fairies are earthbound supernatural beings ranging from beautiful miniature helpers to dangerous or capricious tricksters, often invisible and living near human communities. | fairy | archetype | european | canon | 1 |
| Fairy Animal — Fairy Creature | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairy animals | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy boat | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy borrowing | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy brides | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy circle | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy crafts — fairy crafts Fairy crafts are folkloric skills such as shoemaking, spinning, weaving, music, and metalwork, performed for themselves, taught to mortals, or exchanged as labor. | concept | — | britishceltic | registered | 2 |
| Fairy cup, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy dart — fairy arrow · saighead sithe | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy dogs | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Dwelling on Selena Moor, the | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy-elf | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Flag | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Food — Fairy food Fairy food is enchantingly delicious but often unnourishing; tales warn that eating it may bind visitors, while fairies steal the nourishing essence of human food. | concept | archetype | britishceltic | registered | 3 |
| fairy fort | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy funerals | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy godmothers | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Helen | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairy horses of the Tuatha de Danann, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy kidnapping — snatching by the sídhe | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Fairy levitation | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy lights | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy loans | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy market, or fair | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy mist | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy morality | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy music | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy ointment — fairy ointment Fairy ointment is a magical salve that pierces glamour and invisibility, letting human eyes perceive fairy beings and surroundings as they truly appear. | concept | — | britishceltic | registered | 2 |
| Fairy origins — Origin of fairies | concept | — | british | registered | 2 |
| fairy path | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy ped, the | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fairy-piper | fairy | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Fairy rade, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy ring | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Rings — fairy circles | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fairy-stricken cattle | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Tale | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairy thefts | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fairy tree | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fairy Wind — side gaoiie · gaot side · seidedn side | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fairyland | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fais | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Faith | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Faith Impure | demon | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faithful John | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Faixes | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Faket | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fakir And His Jar Of Butter | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fákr (FAHK-r) — Fakr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Faktioa | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Falada | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Falak Falak is a colossal serpent of Islamic cosmology that writhes amid Hell's flames beneath the bull Bahamut. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Falange de Botos | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Falcon — falcon · Hawk The falcon denotes solar power, aspiration, victory, freedom, and celestial vision, while Chinese symbolism also admits its destructive association with war. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 3 |
| Falcon-Fish Falcon-Fish is a European heraldic chimera with a fish's body, falcon head and legs, and canine ears. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Falerina | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Faley Mooney — Felix Mooney | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Falhófnir — Falhofnir (FAL-hohv-nir) · Falhofner (“hollow hoof”) A pale-hoofed horse of the Aesir, ridden daily to Yggdrasil for divine judgments although no particular god is named as rider. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Falias | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fall | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fall From Tree Toilet | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fallen Angel — Fallen Angels An angel expelled from heaven after disobedience or moral failure, a Fallen Angel may remain on earth teaching forbidden arts or serving evil. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Falm A huge-headed Scottish mountain demon, the Falm appears before dawn and leaves tracks that kill anyone crossing them before sunlight. | demon | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| False Beauty Doctor | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| False Faces | living object | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| False Or Substituted Bride | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Falsehood | concept | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Falsirena | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Familiar — Familiar Spirit · Owb (“mumble”) A spirit attendant to a magician or witch, usually appearing as an animal companion and serving as helper, messenger, or partner in magic. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Faming | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fan — Fan The fan denotes moving air, authority, dignity, expanding life, lunar change, and protection; Mesoamerican examples identify travelers and dancers rather than one fixed meaning. | symbol | archetype | mesoamericanmesopotamian | registered | 4 |
| Fanany — Fananim-Pitoloha (“the fanany with the seven heads”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fand | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fandango | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fandanguillo | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fandrefiala | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fane | fairy | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Fang creation account | other | archetype | african | registered | 1 |
| FANGALABOLO — Fangalabolo | figure | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Fangorn | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fantasma de los Riscos | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fantine Little Alpine spirits of Vaud, the Fantine protect cattle and crops when respected, rewarding communities with safe herds, fine bells, and abundant harvests. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Faolan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fara'in | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Farafra | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Faramarz | person | individual | persian | registered | 9 |
| Faranak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faranak — Faraniak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faranak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Faranak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farandoule — farandola | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Farangis | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Faraony — Faraonyi · Faraonki | custom | archetype | russian | registered | 2 |
| Farasi Bahari — Sabarifya | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| FarAyi'n — Guriz · Shahrbariz^.z; · Farrukhan · Farruhan A shah also called Guraz or Shahrbaraz, remembered for misrule, counsel from his sons, and the conspiracy against him. | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Fárbauti | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Farfuriyus | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farghan | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farghar | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Farhad — Phraates | person | individual | persian | registered | 8 |
| Farhcid | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fariburz | person | individual | persian | registered | 4 |
| Faridun — Thraetaona · Fredun · Fretun · Rhodanes | person | individual | persian | registered | 9 |
| Farishta — Farrista | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| farm(er) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Faro | deity | individual | african | registered | 2 |
| Faroe Step | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Farr — Glory · Grace or Glory | concept | archetype | persian | registered | 4 |
| Farracutus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Farrukh | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Farrukhanzad | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farrukhzad — Iranian warrior | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farrukhzad — Farrukhanzad · the Favourite | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farrukhzad — Farrukhanzad | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| FarrukhzAd | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farshidward | person | individual | persian | registered | 7 |
| Fartiis | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Fartus | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Farud — Fariid · Farad | person | individual | persian | registered | 7 |
| Farukhzad | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Farvann Farvann is the huge green Scottish fairy hound that guards Fairyland and once pursued Hugh MacLeod for stealing a fairy cup. | figure | individual | british | candidate | 2 |
| Farwardi'n | spirit | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Farwardin | spirit | individual | persian | candidate | 2 |
| Fary | fairy | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Faryan | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Fasces — fasces The fasces denotes magistracy, judicial punishment, and collective strength, its bound rods and axe joining scourging and execution under disciplined authority. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| fasérinitsi | spirit | species | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Fashions in fairy-lore | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fast Water — Uncle Fast Water | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Fasting — fasting Fasting is ritual abstinence used for purification, mourning, divine favor, forgiveness, visions, or, in Celtic practice, publicly pressing a grievance. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Fasting Against A Person — Black Fast | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fastitocalon Fastitocalon is a whale mistaken for an island, drowning those camped on its back and using an alluring scent to draw ships closer. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fastitocalon Fastitocalon is a whale mistaken for an island, drowning those camped on its back and using an alluring scent to draw ships closer. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fastitocalon — ASPIDOCHELONE Fastitocalon is a whale mistaken for an island, drowning those camped on its back and using an alluring scent to draw ships closer. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Fastnacht — Fasenacht · Fasching | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fastnachtsbar — Fastnacht Bear · Shrovetide Bear | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fat — fat Fat denotes concentrated life-force and bodily power, making it a choice portion reserved for divinity in sacrificial practice. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fat God — sidz uinic | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Fat Lips | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fata — fate · Fatae An Italian female fairy, a comparatively rare folkloric figure represented by enchantresses such as Silvanella and Morgana. | fairy | archetype | european | candidate | 3 |
| Fata Bianca | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fata della Fonte | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fata Morgana — Morgana · Morgain · Morgan la Fay · Morgue la faye The Arthurian enchantress Morgan le Fay, an Avalon ruler associated with healing, transformation, fortune, and the mirage bearing her name. | fairy | individual | europeanwelsh | candidate | 5 |
| Fata Nera | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fatal Children | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatal Gifts | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatal Imitation | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatal Look | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatalism | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fates — Moirai · Clotho · Lachesis · Atropus The Fates are Zeus and Themis's daughters Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, divine arbiters who foretell and determine mortal death. | deity | species | finnishgreek | canon | 11 |
| Fatha | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fathadh Canaan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| father | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| father | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Father | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Father Christmas An English winter spirit embodying festivity, hope, and the seasonal renewal of the sun. | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Father Flog And Madam Flog — Mother Flog | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Father Frost — Snow Maiden | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Father Gil | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Father-of-All-the-Turtles — Aspidochelone The Father-of-All-the-Turtles is a colossal sea turtle from Sumatran legend, described with a toothless tortoise head, slender neck, and rounded shell. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Father of fathers | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Father of the Secret Society | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Father Time — Old Father Time A winged, white-bearded personification of time, Father Time carries a scythe and hourglass and yields each New Year to a symbolic infant. | deity | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Father Who Has an Illusion — WhoHas-an-lIllusion | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Fatigue | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatima | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Fatima and Ndahawa | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Fating’ho — Kudeni | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fatua — Fatuae The wife of the rural Roman deity Faunus and purported namesake of the nymphs called Fatuae. | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Faughart | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Faults condemned by the fairies | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Faun — FAUN · Faunes · Fauni · Fawns The faun symbolizes untamed rural fertility, imagined as a goat-legged woodland guardian descended from Roman Faunus and closely resembling Greek satyrs. | figure | species | european | canon | 5 |
| Faun (fawns) — Faunus · Phaunos Whimsical Roman woodland spirits with human torsos, horns, and goat bodies, said either to guide lost travelers or terrify them. | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fauni Ficari | demon | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Faunus — Fatuus An ancient Roman woodland, farming, shepherding, fertility, and prophecy god, later identified with Pan and imagined with goat horns and feet. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Faust — Doctor Faustus | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Faustus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fawn — fawn The fawn denotes gentleness, timidity, and grace, and appears with Diana or as the skin worn by Bacchic and Orphic devotees. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fay | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fays | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Fazl — Abu'l Abbas Fazl bin Ahmad | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fe-Lian — Fei-Lain · Fung Po | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fea | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| fear | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fear Dearc — Far Darrig · Fir Darrig · Fir Dhearga · Fear Dearig The Irish Red Man is a small scarlet-clad fairy devoted to practical jokes, often staging gruesome illusions for those caught in his mischief. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 5 |
| Fear Dearg — Red Man | fairy | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Fear Doirche | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fear Liath More — Am Fear Liath Mor (“big grey man”) · Fear Liath Mór · Fer- Las Mhór · Ferla Mohr A towering gray being of Ben MacDhui, encountered as a physical attacker, sudden cold, crunching sounds, or footsteps echoing behind climbers. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fear Of The Abnormal | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fear Og — Young Man | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Feargall son of Fionn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fearsome Critters — Fearsome Critter · Fearsome Creature Fearsome Critters are American frontier and lumberjack inventions that humorously explain wilderness hazards while testing gullible newcomers. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Feast Of Age — Feast of Age · Feast of Goibniu | custom | archetype | irish | registered | 2 |
| Feast Of Fools | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Feasting | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| feather | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| feather | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Feather | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Feather of Maat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Feathered | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Feathered Serpent The Feathered Serpent is a Mesoamerican creator and shapeshifter combining bird and snake, linking earthly rulers and human events with the cosmos. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Febal | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Febold Feboldson | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Febosilla | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| February | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Feces | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Feclach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fee | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fée aux Cheveux Verts | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fée du Grand Cascade | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fée Esterelle | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fee-ne-nee | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Feens, or Fians — Fians | fairy | species | british | registered | 2 |
| Feeorin Tiny English fairies in green coats and red caps, the Feeorin delight in music, circle dances, and even miniature funeral processions. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Fées — Fees · Pees | fairy | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Feet/Foot | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fei-Fei | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fei Lian — Chi Po · Feng Bo (“wind lord”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Feirne | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| féis | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Feka | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Feline Deities | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| female | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| female | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Female Rain | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fence Flow | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Fenda Madia | person | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Fenda Maria | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fene | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Feng — August Rooster · FENGHUANG · Feng - huang Feng is a red rooster-like Chinese phoenix associated with the south and the ceremonial orientation of rulers. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Feng Shui | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fennel — fennel Fennel is a medicinal and culinary herb whose ritual associations include the fennel wreaths worn by devotees of Sabazios. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Fenrir — Fenriswulf · Fenrisulfr · Drómi · Fenris Fenrir is Loki and Angrboda’s gigantic wolf, bound after maiming Tyr and destined to kill Odin at Ragnarok. | figure | individual | norse | canon | 5 |
| Fensalir — Fensal | place | — | norse | registered | 2 |
| Fentet-ankh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fenti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fer Caille | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fer Ferdiad | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fer-Sidhe | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Feradach — Very Brave | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Ferai | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Ferchertne — Fercetrniu | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fercules to | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Ferdiad — Ferdia · Fear Diadh | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 3 |
| Ferdoman | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fergus — Feargus | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fergus Fionnliath | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fergus Fithchiollach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fergus Mac Roich | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fergus of the True Lips | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fergus son of Rogh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Feriers — Ferishers · Feriers, or Ferishers · Ferries Feriers are tiny sandy-haired Suffolk fairies who enter through floor cracks and reward kindness with chores, firewood, gifts, or daily silver. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 4 |
| Ferij Aqra'a | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Fermaise | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fermentation | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| fern | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fern | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fern | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fern | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fern Seed | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ferohers — Feroher The innumerable Zoroastrian guardian spirits and preexistent souls serving Ormazd in the kingdom of light against the forces of darkness. | spirit | species | arabeuropean | candidate | 3 |
| Ferragut — Fer R Age S · Ferracute | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| ferret | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| ferrish | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Ferrishyn | fairy | species | british | registered | 1 |
| ferryman | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fertility Fertility denotes generative abundance in crops, animals, and people, often expressed through agricultural deities, sacrificed or returning gods, and war’s renewal imagery. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| Fertuinne | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| ferule | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fescennine | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fess(e) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Festivals Of The Dead | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fetch A Fetch is a spectral double whose appearance is ominous, especially at night when it may foretell the person's death. | spirit | individual | british | candidate | 2 |
| Fetch-candle — fetch-light | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| féth fiada | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fethnaid | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Féthnat | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fetish — fetichism A fetish is a material charm believed to carry magical power, a term historically misapplied to African religion broadly. | living object | — | egyptian | candidate | 3 |
| Fever — fever Fever is an illness mythically attributed to Artemis, divine punishment, or personified disease offspring, and metaphorically associated with passion and restlessness. | symbol | archetype | finnish | registered | 2 |
| Fflam | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fflendor | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fflergant | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fflewddur Fflam | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fflur | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fi | deity | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Fiacha | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiacha Long Hair | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiacha son of Conga | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiachna | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fiachna son of Betach | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiachra | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiachra | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fiachra son of Lir | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fiacuil | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fial | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fialar — Fjalar · Galar · Mead of Poetry · Fiala Fialar is the deceitful Norse dwarf who, with Galar, murdered Kvasir and brewed the victim's blood and honey into poetry's mead. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 7 |
| Fianlug | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fianna — Fianna Eireann | tale | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fianna, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| fibula | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fidach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| fiddle-fish | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fiddle(r) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fiddle(r) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fiddlin' Tunes | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fideal — Fidealadh | custom | species | celtic | registered | 3 |
| Fideal, the | figure | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Fidthell | living object | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fiecal | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Field — field The field denotes fertility, nourishment, material creation, and open possibility; many traditions metaphorically cast earth or woman as field and man as seed. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Field of Grasshoppers | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Field. of Hetep | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Field of Peace | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Field of Plants | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Field Of Reeds — Field of Reeds · Aalu | place | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Field Spirit — Corn Spirit A widespread agricultural guardian or fertility being, the Field Spirit embodies growing crops and often retreats into the season's final sheaf. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Fieldmouse | figure | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Fields of Siri | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fields of the spirits | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fiend A wholly malicious infernal spirit capable of appearing as a person, a dog, another form, or nothing visible at all. | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fiend Master | demon | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fierabras — Fierebras | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fierce-hail-storms | concept | archetype | maori | registered | 1 |
| Fierce Serpent of Arapinsk | figure | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Fiery Lake | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fiery Steam | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Fifinella Fifinella is an invisible, gremlin-like military sprite blamed for distracting bomber pilots at the critical moment of aiming. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| fifteen | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fifth | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| FIFTY — fifty Fifty denotes completion followed by renewal: a jubilee after seven times seven years, a fresh beginning, and a four-year lunar cycle. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| fifty-four | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fifty-two | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fig | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fig | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fig | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fig — making a fig | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fig tree of heaven | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fig tree speaks | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Figgy Dowdy — Madge Figgy | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fight years’ period | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Fighting Of The Friends | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Figol | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Figona — Higona · Hpona · Vigona · figona Melanesian nature spirits that may remain invisible or appear as snakes or stones, living under a chief named Aguna. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 6 |
| Figs | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Figs in heaven | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| figure-head | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| figurines | living object | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Filial Piety | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Filidea | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Filidora | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Filipino Secretary Bird | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fillet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| filling motifs | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Fillyloo | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fimafeng | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Fimbrethil | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fimbul- | concept | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Fimbulwinter — Fimbal winter | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fimiyo — fimzyo | spirit | species | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Fin — Finn | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fin Folk | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Find | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Findabair | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Findemas | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Findgoll | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finegas | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fíngein | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Finger — finger The finger denotes direction, command, blessing, judgment, silence, or insult; particular gestures can convey spiritual power or ward against the evil eye. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fingernails | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fingers | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fingers, the two | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Finghin | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finglas | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Finis | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Finn — Deimne · the Fair · Demna · Demne Finn is a troll father whose promised return threatens Esbern Snare with the loss of his eyes and heart. | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Finn Finn is a troll father whose promised return threatens Esbern Snare with the loss of his eyes and heart. | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finn Finn is a troll father whose promised return threatens Esbern Snare with the loss of his eyes and heart. | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Finn — Fionn · Fenian cycle | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Finn Finn is a troll father whose promised return threatens Esbern Snare with the loss of his eyes and heart. | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Finn McCool | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Finn, or Fionn | deity | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Finnachta of the Teeth | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finnaistucan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finnbane son of Bresel | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finnbeara — Fin Bheara · Finnbharr Finnbeara is Ulster's fairy king, also associated with the dead and seen presiding over a supernatural gathering of deceased dancers. | fairy | individual | britishirish | candidate | 3 |
| Finnbennach — Findbennach · Fionn Bheannach · Finnbhennach Finnbennach is Medb and Ailill's magnificent white-horned bull, the reincarnated swineherd Rucht and doomed rival of Donn Cuailnge in the cattle raid. | figure | individual | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Finndealbh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Finnéces | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Finnish Folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Finno-Ugric Peoples | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fintan | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Finvarra — Fionnbharr · Finn Bheara · Finbeara · Finvara The king of the Connacht fairies in Irish tradition, also called Finn Bheara, Finbeara, or Fionnbharr, with Onagh as his consort. | fairy | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Fiofio | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fiongalla | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fionguala | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fionmala — Fingula · Children of Lir Lir's daughter, transformed with her brothers into swans by their jealous stepmother until a Christian bell ended their centuries-long enchantment. | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fionn | deity | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Fionn | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionn-chosach — Fair-footed | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionn MacCurhal | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fionn son of Cuadan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionn son of Glor | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionnbhar | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionnchadh of Ess Ruadh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionnchaem | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fionnuala | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fir — fir The fir denotes upright boldness, integrity, patience, and the elect, while its evergreen and pyramidal form connects it with sacred trees and fire. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fir Bholg — Fir Bolgs · Firbolgs The Fir Bholg are an early people of Irish legend, comprising related tribes defeated and displaced by the Tuatha Dé Danann. | concept | species | british | registered | 3 |
| Fir Cfireig | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fir Cfireig | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Firbolg | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fire | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fire | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fire | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Fire | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| fire | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Fire | spirit | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Fire | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fire | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Fire Dragon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fire Drake — Firedrake The Fire Drake is a fiery serpent or winged dragon said to guard treasure in marshes or mountain caves. | spirit | species | european | candidate | 3 |
| Fire Drake of Beowulf | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fire-fish — Fire-pike | figure | individual | finnish | registered | 2 |
| Fire/Flame | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fire Giants | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fire Gods | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Firebird — Zhar-Ptitsa · Fire-Bird · Ptak Ohnivak · Zhar-Ptitsa (“heat bird”) The Firebird is a radiant Russian quest-bird whose golden plumage illuminates darkness, grants wonders, and brings hardship to its captors. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| firebrand | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Firefly — lightning bug In Buddhist symbolism, a figure for superficial knowledge too feeble to illuminate darkness. | symbol | species | — | registered | 2 |
| fireworks | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| first | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| First Beaver | figure | species | north-american | registered | 1 |
| First Even | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| First Foot | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| First-fruits | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| First fruits sacrificed to the goda | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| First Man | person | archetype | north-american | registered | 1 |
| First Mother — Corn Mother A Penobscot ancestress who willingly dies to feed humanity, her flesh becoming corn and her breath becoming sacred tobacco. | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| First Real Boy — First Boy | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| First Woman | person | archetype | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Firtos | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Firuz | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Fis Ns ae at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Fish — fish · mythological fish Fish denote aquatic life, fertility, renewal, divine nourishment, and resurrection, while specific traditions also treat them as offerings, taboos, ghosts’ food, or oracles. | figure | archetype | mesopotamianpersian | candidate | 8 |
| Fish Dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fish-garbed figure | figure | species | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Fish-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fish-gods | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| fish-hook | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fish Kings — King Of The Fishes | figure | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Fish-Knight — Poisson Chevalier (“fish knight”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fish-Man — Fish Man · el Hombre Pex | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fish, worship of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| FISHES — Fishes Fishes are gill-breathing aquatic vertebrates that commonly symbolize fertility, renewal, spiritual life, abundance, and resurrection. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Fishes, mythological | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| fishing | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fishwife | figure | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Fithel — Fítheal · Fíothal · Fithil | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fithir | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fiu Weh | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Fiuweigh | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| FIVE — five Five denotes the human microcosm, centered wholeness, generative union, the senses, and spiritual aspiration, commonly figured by the pentagon, pentagram, or five-petalled flower. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Five Brothers | tale | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Five Divs | demon | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Five Fiends | demon | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Five Gods Of The House — Five Gods of the House The Five Gods of the House are Chinese spirits of doors, windows, wells, eaves, and stoves who guard and supervise domestic life. | deity | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Five-Lined Constellation Fish | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| FIVE-LINED CONSTELLATION FISH | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Five Suns | tale | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Five-Toed Llama | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fjölnir | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Fjölvar | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Fjörgyn | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Fkosti | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| flag | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flag of Kawa — Kawa's flag · Kawa's standard · Kawian flag | heraldic | individual | persian | candidate | 2 |
| Flagae | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| flagellation — flogging · Flagellation Flagellation is ritual whipping used for initiation, purification, fertility, exorcism, endurance, expiation, punishment, or stimulation rather than solely penal violence. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 5 |
| flagon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flail — flail The flail denotes sovereign power, judgment, grain fertility, and suffering; Egyptian imagery pairs it with the crook and places it in Osiris’s hand. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flaith — Flaithius | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Flame — flame · the great god Flame Flame denotes life-force, purification, wisdom, love, soul, divine presence, and transformation; one citation instead names a Chinese genealogical figure called Flame. | symbol | archetype | chinese | registered | 3 |
| Flame-coloured scorpions | figure | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Flame Dweller | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Flame (uraeus) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Flamen — flamen · flamens · flamines | concept | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flamenco — flamenco | concept | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flaming horse of Hisi — flaming steed of Hisi · fire-horse | figure | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Flaming Teeth | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| flamingo | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flann | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Flann daughter of Flidais | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Flann son of Midhir | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Flannel Flower Babies | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| flax — Flax Flax denotes domestic industry, fertility, simplicity, vigorous life, and fate through spinning; folklore also makes its flowers protective and its seed medicinal. | concept | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Flay-Boggart | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Flea — flea The flea denotes parasitism, pettiness, pestering, and contemptible opposition; folk explanations cast its torment as punishment for human laziness. | concept | archetype | heraldic | registered | 4 |
| Fleece — fleece Fleece denotes animal vitality, fertility, rain, progeny, and sustaining abundance, while the Golden Fleece adds guarded treasure and heroic quest. | symbol | archetype | greekheraldic | registered | 4 |
| Fleeing Pancake — Gingerbread Boy · Gingerbread Man A cumulative European tale about runaway food, especially popular in Scandinavia and adapted in America as the Gingerbread Boy. | tale | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Flercules in his war ou Oechaiia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| flesh | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| flesh and bone | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flesh and Stump | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Flesh of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Flesh of Tem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Fleur-de-lis — fleur-de-lis The fleur-de-lis denotes light, life, royalty, divine triplicity, and military power, combining stylized flower, flame, spearhead, and French royal emblem. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flibbertigibbet | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Flidais — Flidhais · Flidas · Fliodhas Flidais is an Irish woodland goddess of fertility, abundance, wild beasts, and domestic herds, who travels in a deer-drawn chariot. | deity | individual | celticirish | candidate | 2 |
| Flight/Flying | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Flight of the Chiefs | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Flight (Palioxis) — Palioxis | concept | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| flint | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| flint | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flint | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| flint | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| flint | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Flint and Sapling | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Flint cow-goddess | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Flittericks | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Floating — floating Floating denotes passivity, return to the womb, or ecstasy on water, but lightness and magical flight in air; witch trials interpreted buoyancy as guilt. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flock | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Flood — flood · Deluge · Inundation Flood denotes destructive punishment and cyclical ending, yet its receding waters also mark survival, regeneration, and a renewed world. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 7 |
| Flood in Deucalion’s time | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| floor | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Flora | deity | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Florence | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Floridas | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Florimont of Albania | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| flour Flour denotes refined essence and shares bread and grain associations; Mesopotamian rites used it for magic drawings, divination, exorcism, scattering, and ritual heaps. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| Flower — flower · Son-of-Sorrow · The Flower A symbol of beauty, joy, transience, and renewal, and a personal name given to children in Finnish and Irish tales. | person | individual | finnishirish | registered | 3 |
| Flower Fairy | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Flowers — flowers Flowers denote receptive potential, unfolding life, paradise, beauty, and mortality; colors and traditions variously connect them with divinity, passion, purity, death, or rebirth. | symbol | — | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| flowing vase — vase with streams · fertility vase | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| flute — Flute The flute denotes powerful emotion, seduction, harmony, and divine music; Greek accounts also frame it as bodily distortion or foreign excess. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| fly | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fly | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fly | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| fly | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Fly Whisk | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Flying — flying Flying denotes speed, height, spiritual release, transcendence, or escape, including the soul’s passage beyond material limits and the sage’s liberation from ordinary conditions. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Flying Dutchman | ghost | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Flying Fish — the flying-fish Flying Fish are patterned carp-like beings with bird wings, blue markings, white heads, and red mouths, inhabiting the River View. | figure | species | chinese | candidate | 2 |
| Flying Heads — Big Heads · Flying Head · Big Head Flying Heads are Iroquois vampiric heads that cross stormy skies on winglike ears and tangled hair before locking their jaws onto prey. | figure | species | north-american | candidate | 5 |
| Flying Humanoid Flying humanoids are paranormal humanlike beings, winged or airborne, reported across world traditions under names including Mothman, Owlman, Garuda, and Popobawa. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| FLYING REPTILES | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| foam | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Foawr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Foawr, the | figure | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Fodden Skemaend | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Fodla — Fodhla · Fódla · Fóta A Tuatha Dé Danann queen and one of three sister-goddesses who secured her name as a poetic name for Ireland. | deity | individual | celticirish | candidate | 3 |
| Fodor | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Fog — fog Fog denotes obscured vision, isolation, inertia, and approaching death, while one Philippine myth treats Cloud and Fog as forces summoned to help flood the earth. | symbol | archetype | philippine | registered | 2 |
| Fog of the Path | heraldic | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Foggy Dew — Foegy | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Folia — Folies d'Espagne | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folia | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Foliots | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| folk etymology — popular etymology | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folk medicine | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folk-say | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folk song | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| folklore and mythology | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Folklore Section of the Library of Congress | concept | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| folktale | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fólkvang | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Folkvir (FAWLK-vir) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Follamain | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Followers of Horus | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fomagata | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fomor — Fomhoraigh. Fomhoire · Fomiioraigii · Fomhoire · Fomorh A dreadful, misshapen Irish supernatural race from beyond or beneath the sea who imposed tribute on the Tuatha De Danann. | demon | species | irish | candidate | 3 |
| Fomorian | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fomorians, the | demon | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Fon creation account | other | archetype | african | registered | 1 |
| Fon pantheon | other | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Fond Care | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Fondle Bright | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Font | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| fontomfrom drums | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| food | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| food and drink of the gods | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Food, celestial | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Food-Inhaler Bride | person | archetype | south-american | registered | 1 |
| food superstitions | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| food tabu in the land of the dead | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fool — fool The fool denotes chaos opposed to royal order, licensed truth-telling, scapegoat substitution, social nonconformity, and the unawakened person moving blindly toward danger. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fool Plough — Fond Plough · Fond Pleeaf | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| foot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| football | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Footman — footman | symbol | archetype | persian | registered | 2 |
| footprint | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Footprints | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| footstool | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forbidden fruit or tree | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forcas — Foras · Furcas | demon | individual | — | registered | 2 |
| ford | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forecastle song | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forehead | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forelock | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Foremost — the great god Foremost | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Forest — forest The forest denotes the untamed psyche, hidden peril, death, spirits, and initiatory testing, where entry into darkness can precede insight or rebirth. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Forest-maiden — virgin of the valley · sylvan daughter | fairy | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Forest of Faskun | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Forgall Manach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Forge — forge The forge denotes thought and poetic inspiration, while alchemy treats its furnace as transformative fire acting upon a receptive matrix. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| forget-me-not The forget-me-not denotes sincere love, constancy, remembrance, and simple affection, traditionally exchanged between friends, travelers, or leap-year companions. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| fork The fork denotes spite, torture, death, or an expected female visitor; in Mesopotamian art its trident form is a rare divine attribute. | symbol | archetype | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| forking | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Form Sky | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Formor | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Formorian | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| formula tale | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| formulas | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forne | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Forneus — Fornjotr Forneus is a medieval German demon or sea monster invoked in sorcery, possibly shaped by traditions surrounding Fornjotr. | figure | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Fornjót | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Forseti — Forsete Forseti is the child of Baldr and Nanna, a divine judge who reconciles every dispute brought to his radiant hall Glitnir. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Fortuna Fortuna is the Roman goddess who steers changing fortunes and grants abundance, symbolized by a rudder, wheel, and cornucopia. | deity | individual | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Fortunate Isles | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fortunatus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fortune-telling | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| forty | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forty | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forty | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| FORTY | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| forty-nine | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forty-nine | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forty-Seven Ronin | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| forty-two | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Forty-two Assessors | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Forty-two Judges | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Fossegrim | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fossil | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fothad Canainne | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fotsiaondré — Habéby | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fought | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Foul-Weather | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| foundation deposits — building rites and deposits | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| foundation sacrifices | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| founder | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| foundling | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fount of Life — Water of Life · Fountain of Life | place | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Fountain — fountain The fountain denotes a maternal source, cosmic center, living water, youth, immortality, purification, revelation, and passage from death toward renewed life. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Fountain of the Sun | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| FOUR — four Four denotes earthly order, solidity, totality, measure, justice, and the cardinal structure of space, seasons, elements, and sacred architecture. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Four Children of the Iron Pestle | spirit | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Four earthly forms of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Four forms of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Four O'Clock Bloom | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Four souls of | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Four tombs of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Four Wonders | other | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fourknocks | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| fourteen | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fourth | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fowler | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fox — fox The fox denotes cunning, trickery, sexuality, and transformation; traditions also make it a devilish deceiver, magical messenger, long-lived spirit, or culture hero. | symbol | archetype | heraldicnorth-americansouth-american | registered | 6 |
| Fox and the Crane | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fox and the Grapes | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fox and the Raven | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fox-Maiden | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fox persuaded to talk | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| foxglove Foxglove is a poisonous medicinal flower whose folk names link it with fairies, blood, the dead, women’s sewing tools, and bells. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Foxhound | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Foyson — foyson Foyson is the nourishing essence believed to inhabit food, which fairies could steal while leaving its visible substance deceptively unchanged. | concept | — | britishceltic | registered | 2 |
| Fracasses | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fráech — Fraoch · Fraich · Fróeach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fraechnat | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fragarach — the Answerer | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Frairies | fairy | species | british | registered | 1 |
| frame | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| frame story | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| France | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frances | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frank Bullen’s description of a moonlight | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Frankenstein | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frankie and Albert — Frankie and Johnnie | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| frankincense | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frashokart | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Frau Bertha | fairy | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Frau Hütt | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Frau Perchta | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Frau Wachholder | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Frau Welt Frau Welt is a medieval German temptress who visited clerics and was variously regarded as a fairy lover, succubus, or disguised Devil. | demon | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Fravak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fravakain | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fravashi — Fravasi · immortal principle · fravashis · fravashi A Fravashi is a Zoroastrian guardian spirit assigned at birth to accompany and protect a person throughout life. | spirit | archetype | persian | candidate | 5 |
| Frazer, Mr. G., quoted | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Frazer, Sir James George | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Freagarthach — Answerer | living object | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| freckles | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frederick Krabbe | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Frederick von Telramund | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Freke (FREHK-i) — Feke · Feki · Freki (“gluttony”) · Gifr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Freki | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| French folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| French harp | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| frenzied | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| FRESHWATER MONSTERS | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Freshwater Octopus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| frevo | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frey — Yngvi · Ingunar-Frey · Freyr Frey is a major Vanir god who governs rain, sunlight, fertility, prosperity, peace, and human wealth. | deity | individual | europeannorse | candidate | 5 |
| Freya — Mardöll · Freyja · Gefn · Freia Freya is a Norse goddess of love and animal and vegetal fertility, associated with the Vanir and the sacrificial boar. | deity | individual | europeannorse | candidate | 6 |
| Freybug — Freybeg Freybug is a monstrous black dog from medieval England that patrols country lanes and terrorizes nighttime travelers. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Friar Rush — Bruder Rausch · Brüder Rausch · Broder Runs A demon disguised as a friar, sent to corrupt an idle monastery through temptation before evolving in English tradition into a mischievous hobgoblin. | spirit | individual | britisheuropean | candidate | 5 |
| Friar Tuck | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Frid | figure | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Friday | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Friday | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Friday | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fridur | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Frigg | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Frigga — Frigg · Frija · Fri | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fringes | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Frithiof — Fridthjof · Fridjof | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fritz Schlagenteufel — John Schlagenteufel | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Friuch | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fródi — Frodi · Frothi · Grottasongr · Grotti Song Frodi is a legendary Danish king whose famed era of peace and prosperity ended through his exploitation of giant mill-women. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| Frog — frog · Toad The frog denotes rain, lunar power, fertility, renewal, and primordial waters, though Christian imagery can invert it into sin, greed, or heresy. | symbol | archetype | bantumesopotamiansouth-american | registered | 7 |
| Frog Mourning Song | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frog Prince — Frog King | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frog, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Frog Went a-Courting — Frog He Would A-Wooing Go | tale | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Frogs Asking for a King | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Frost Giants | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Frozen Girl — Fair Charlotte · Young Charlotte · The Frozen Girl A name for Young Charlotte, the American song about a lightly dressed heroine who dies from cold on a wintry sleigh journey. | tale | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Fru Mette of Undergaard | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Fruba | living object | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Fruit — fruit Fruit denotes abundance, fulfilled potential, immortality, sacrifice, and the seed of a succeeding state; particular trees distinguish knowledge, attachment, and eternal life. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| fruit of a | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| ft | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fu Daishi | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fu Hsi — Fu-Hsi Fu Hsi is a mythical Chinese emperor portrayed with a human upper body and serpent's tail, or occasionally a bull's head. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Fu Hsi, Shen Nung, Huang Ti | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fu Shen | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fu-T’sang Lung | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fuad | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fuaim | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fuamach | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fuamnach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fuath-Arrachd | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fucan — Cayapon | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Fucanglong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fuchi — Huchi · Ai-No Goddess of Fire | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| fuchsia | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fudo — Fudo Myo-o Fudo is a fierce Japanese Buddhist deity shown amid flames with a sword and rope, receiving prayers from those seeking forceful aid. | deity | individual | japanese | candidate | 2 |
| Fugen — Fugen Bosatsu | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fuguruma-yōhi — queen of the book-cart | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fujin — Fugin | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fuku-Riu | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fukuro-mujina — bag-badger | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fukurokuju | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fulang Duaraidh | living object | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Fulbe baudi | tale | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Fulla — Volla · Vol · Abundia Fulla is Frigg's trusted attendant, a gold-banded virgin who carries her chest, tends her shoes, and shares her private counsel. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| fuller | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fulong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fum Hwang | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| fumitory | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Fun Bulol | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Funa-yūrei — boa t phantoms | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| funeral customs and beliefs | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Funeral Mountain Terrashot — Terrashot | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fung — Fung Hwang Fung is the male half of the paired Fung Hwang, the composite bird commonly known as the Chinese phoenix. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Fung Hwang — Feng Hwang · Feng Huang · Chinese phoenix · Fung The multicolored Chinese phoenix, joining male Fung and female Hwang, whose appearance signals virtue, harmonious rule, and peace. | figure | species | — | canon | 5 |
| Fungus | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Funj | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Funzi — Mfuzi Funzi is a Fjort culture hero and divine blacksmith who taught iron and copper working and created lightning with sparks from his anvil. | deity | individual | african | candidate | 2 |
| Fuqtus — quftus | demon | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Fur-Bearing Trout — Runt Beaver Trout | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Furari-bi — w ander-flame | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Furbaide Ferbend | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Fūri — wind-t anuki | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Furies — Alecto · Eumenides · Megaera · Erinyes The Furies are Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megaera, avenging spirits born from Uranus's spilled blood who relentlessly punish grave wrongdoing. | figure | species | greek | canon | 31 |
| furlana | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| furnace | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Furred Sea Monster | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Furrina — Furina | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Furu-utsubo — qldquiver | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Furuhil | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Furuliil | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Furutsubaki-no-rei — spirits of old camellias | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Fury | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| furze — gorse · whin Furze is thorny, perpetually blooming gorse, associated with bees, hardy nourishment, and the transformation of harsh growth into usable fodder. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| fuse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| fusil | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Futa-Guichi Onna (FOO-tah-KOO che OHN-nah) — Futakuchi-Onna | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Futrus | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fuwch Freeh — brindled cow | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Fuwch Gyfeiliorn — The Cow · Stray Cow · LLYN BARFOG · Y Fuwch Frech (“speckled cow”) Fuwch Gyfeiliorn is a Welsh fairy cow whose rich gifts vanished when her prosperous owner tried to slaughter her. | fairy | species | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Fuwch Laethwen Lefrith | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| fylgja | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Fynnodderee | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |