Census · G
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| Name | Class | Kind | Tradition | Status | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| ga'dasot | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ga-gaah | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ga-Gorib — The Thrower Down Ga-Gorib is a murderous Khoikhoi pit-dweller whose stone-throwing challenge rebounds upon victims until Heitsi-eibib turns the trap against him. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| ga'n | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ga-Oh — Ga-oh Ga-Oh is an Iroquois giant controlling the four winds, portrayed in different traditions as either destructive or protective. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gaasyendietha — The Meteor DRAGON Gaasyendietha is an ill-tempered Seneca water dragon that breathes fire, arrived by meteor, and flies across heaven trailing flame. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gabbara | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gabble Retchets | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Gabija — Cabieta · Gabeta · Gabijaujis | spirit | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Gabijauja | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gablach | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gaborchend — Goborchend · Gorborghind · plural · gaborchind Gaborchend are primitive humanoids of Irish legend with canine or caprine heads, sometimes considered the island's earliest inhabitants. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gabriel — GABRIEL · Gabrail · Raja Brahil · Sidna Djebril Gabriel is the heralding archangel and divine messenger, associated with judgment, justice, death, and the final trumpet. | spirit | individual | egyptianjewishmalaypersianphilippine | canon | 20 |
| Gabriel Hound — Gabriel Feather · Cron Annwn · Cwn Annwn · Dogs of Hell Gabriel Hounds are glowing spectral dogs of England's Wild Hunt whose flight above a home warns that someone inside will die. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Gabriel Hounds — Gabriel Rachets · Gabriel's hounds · Gabblerachet · Gabbleracket Gabriel Hounds are airborne spectral dogs whose baying echoes migrating birds; hovering above a Lancashire home foretells death or serious misfortune. | spirit | species | britishenglish | candidate | 4 |
| Gabriel Ratchets | figure | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Gad | person | individual | jewish | registered | 4 |
| Gaddi | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Gaddiel | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Gadelus | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gadfly — gadfly The gadfly denotes relentless provocation and lust-driven madness, reflecting its bite’s power to send cattle into frenzied flight. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 2 |
| gadjisa' — Husk Face maskers · Bushy Heads | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gadwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gáe Assail | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gae Buidhe — Yellow Spear | living object | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gae Bulg Gae Bulg is Cúchulainn's fearsome barbed spear, a signature weapon whose specialized use he learned from an otherworldly teacher. | living object | individual | irish | candidate | 2 |
| Gae Dearg — Red Spear | living object | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gaedhal | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| GAEGA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gael | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| GAFDAKI | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gagamba | figure | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gagana Gagana is a Russian incantatory bird with an iron beak and copper claws, dwelling on a paradisiacal island in the eastern ocean. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| gagates Gagates is an ancient dark gemstone, probably jet, credited with repelling demons, snakes, epilepsy, dropsy, illusion, and feigned illness. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| gagosa | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gagoze | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gahar | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Gahe — gahe · Mountain People The Gahe are Apache mountain spirits associated with healing and embodied by specially costumed dancers during ceremonies. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gahmuret | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gahongas | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| GAI.AVA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gaia Gaia is the primordial Greek Earth mother who bore Uranus, Pontus, and generations of Titans, Cyclopes, and other powerful beings. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Gaiar | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gaible | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gaikotsu — skeleton | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gailian | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gaine | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gainjin | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gaiumart — Gaiiimart | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Gajasimha | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| GAJVA-PATI | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAJVAPATYA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Galah — Gilah | figure | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Galahad — Gwalchafed | tale-figure | individual | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Galangkalulua | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Galatea — Galathea · Galateia Galatea is a Greek Nereid or sea nymph; another tradition makes her a giantess within Charlemagne's legendary genealogy. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 7 |
| Galathe — Galathes Galathe is the cream-colored horse counted among Hector's three steeds in Greek tradition. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Galatia | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Galaxaura | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Galaxy | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| galba num | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Galbwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Galdrar | custom | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Galehaut | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Galehodin | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Galemelle | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Galene | other | — | greek | registered | 2 |
| Galeru A giant presented as Galatea's son in pseudohistory and later incorporated into a fabricated ancestry for Charlemagne and the French monarchy. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Galgalim | spirit | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Galgaran | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Galgliel — Angel of the Solar System | spirit | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Galidu | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Galimis — Galinus | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Galinush | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gall — gall Gall denotes bitterness, rancor, and misery, reinforced by biblical combinations with vinegar or wormwood. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gallcoyt Govynynat | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| gallery | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Galley-Beggar — Galley-beggar The Galley-Beggar is an English bogey haunting lonely places as a glowing skeleton carrying its human head beneath one arm. | demon | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Galley-Trot — Gilitrutt · Gally-Trot · Ga lley trot · Hound of the hill The Galley-Trot is a Suffolk road demon resembling an enormous shaggy white dog that silently envelops lonely travelers. | figure | species | british | candidate | 7 |
| Gallic Antzari | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gallicenae | deity | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Galliwampus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gallizenae | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| gallows | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gallu — Galla · gallû · MULLA · MULLA-HUL Gallu are Mesopotamian underworld demons that seize people and drag them below, often appearing among the sevenfold evils named in protective incantations. | demon | species | mesopotamian | canon | 4 |
| Galokwudzuwis | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Galon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Galun'lati | place | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Galvia | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gama | fairy | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gamainhas | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gamal — Figal | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gamayun | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gamba — Gagamba | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gambier | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gambling | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gambo — Kunthum belein | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gambrivius | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Game of the Gods | concept | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| gamelan | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| games Games denote seasonal vitality and fertility, martial prowess, ancestral memory, ritual divination, and competition, rather than mere recreation. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gamh — Gam | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gamishiro — Gamishirō · Gameshirō | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gammer Grethel — Frau Katherlna Viehmannin | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gamu-Gamo | figure | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Ganas The Ganas are dwarfish or demonic beings from Indian mythology who serve under the elephant-headed god Ganesha. | deity | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Ganba — Jeedarra | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ganbari-nyūdō — striving-monk | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gandaberunda | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gandarva — GANDHARVA Gandarva is a winged horse of Vedic myth that helps draw the sun's chariot across the sky. | spirit | species | hindu | candidate | 5 |
| Gandayaks | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| GANDHARA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GANDHARI | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gandharvas — Gandhabbas Indian semidivine beings associated with air, wilderness, music, and shifting forms, sometimes pictured as shaggy human-horse hybrids. | figure | species | european | candidate | 5 |
| Gandreid | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gandwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| ganegwa'e | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| ganeo'o | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ganesa — Ganesha · Ganapati | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gang-bihisht — Bihisht-i-Gang | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gang-dizh — Gang-i-Siyawush · Gangdizh | place | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Gang-i-Dizhukht — The Holy Place | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Ganga — GANGA · Ganga Mai | place | individual | hindu | registered | 2 |
| gangar | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ganges | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gangi-kozō — river-terrace boy | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Ganiagwaihegowa — Stiff-Legged Bear · Ahamagachktiat · Amangachktiat · A’tix Ganiagwaihegowa is a nearly invulnerable, furless bear-monster of Seneca lore whose only weakness lies in the soles of its feet. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Ganj Ganj are enormous subterranean Persian dragons with forehead gems that guard hoards of precious metals and jewels. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| gannet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ganon | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Ganymede — Ganymedes | tale-figure | individual | greek | registered | 5 |
| Garðrofa (GARTH-rawv-a) — Gardrofa · Garsrofa | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gara Yaka — Dala Kadavara | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Garafena — Garafina · Goruinich (“son of the Mountain”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Garaid | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Garannaw | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garanwyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garb Mac Stairn | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Ath Fraoch | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Drom-mor | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Crot | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Cua | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Guaire | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Lugha | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Mis | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Mor | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbh of Slieve Muice | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbhan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garbhcronan — Rough Buzzing · Garb-Cronan | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garcha | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| garde — guard | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Garden — garden The garden denotes cultivated soul, ordered nature, fertility, paradise, and the blessed dead; enclosure adds protection, femininity, or virginity. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Garden of Eden | place | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| Garden of Iram | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garden of the Hesperides | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| gardener | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gardenia | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Gardsvor Gardsvor is a Scandinavian household guardian appearing as a dwarf and protecting a family's home and possessions. | spirit | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gargam | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gargantua Gargantua is a colossal French literary and folkloric giant, linked to Rabelais and older Celtic lore, who defeats giants and reshapes landscapes. | figure | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| GARGAS — GARGYAS | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gargasi — Gasigasi · Gegasi | spirit | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Gargittios Gargittios is a two-headed Greek guard dog assigned with Orthos to protect Geryon's red cattle before Heracles killed them. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gargouille — Gargoyle · La Gargouille · Garguiem · GUIVRE A water-spouting dragon of the Seine near Rouen that capsized boats and devoured fishermen before Saint Romanus subdued it. | figure | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| gargoyle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gargoyles | figure | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gargwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Garkain | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| garlic — Garlic Garlic denotes strong magical protection, especially against witches and evil forces, while its pungency also connects it symbolically with lightning. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Garm — Garmr Garm is the blood-spattered hound guarding Niflheim’s gate, fated to break free and kill Tyr while dying at Ragnarok. | figure | individual | norse | canon | 3 |
| Garm (GARM-r) — Garmr | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| garment | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| garment | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Garnet — garnet Garnet denotes devotion, loyalty, energy, and grace; its name and common red color also connect it visually with pomegranate seeds. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| garoda | figure | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Garraidh | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garraidh son of Dolar Dian | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Garselit Wyddel — Garselit the Gwyddelian | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garshcisp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Garsiwaz — Keresavasda · Keresavazda | person | individual | persian | registered | 7 |
| Garsiyiin | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| garter | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Garthornes | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Garwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garwy Hir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garwyli | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Garym — Garam · Cry | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gasani | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| gasgaiodadę | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gashadoddaĢ | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gashadokuro — Dokuro-No-Kai · O-Dokuro · Mekurabe A colossal Japanese skeleton yokai that hunts humans on dark nights, bites off heads, and can be diverted only with Shinto charms. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp — father of Bahram Chubina | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gassire | person | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| Gast Rhymi — Gast Rhymhi | figure | individual | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Gaster, Moses | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gatan | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| gatanan, gatanan | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gate — gate The gate denotes threshold, guarded passage, protection, rebirth, and communication between worlds, especially between life and death or earthly and divine realms. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gate of Osiris | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| gatekeepers — Guardians of the gate | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| GATHA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gather-On-The-Water | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gato | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GATU | spirit | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gatumdug | deity | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| GAU.DA — GAILftA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gauarge | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gaueko Gaueko is a Basque nocturnal demon that manifests as wind or livestock, usually causing mischief but sometimes acting benevolently. | demon | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Gaul | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gaulchovang — Gaulchovéng · Song Woman · Sun Woman | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Gaumata — false Smerdis | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gaunab | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gaunab | spirit | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| ||gaunab | spirit | archetype | african | registered | 1 |
| gauntlet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GAUPAYANAS | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gauri | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| GAURI-GAYATRI | other | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAUTAMEtfA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAUTAMI | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| ||Gauwa — ∙Gao!na · Goha · Hishe · Huwe A self-created !Kung culture hero or creator god who made a lesser deity and wives for them both. | deity | individual | african | registered | 3 |
| Gav | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gav | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gav | person | individual | persian | registered | 7 |
| Gav's Mother — Jamhur's Wife · Queen of Sandali | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gav's Sage | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gavaevodata (gav-aēvō.dātā) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gawain | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gawain and the Green Knight | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gawhanen | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| GAXGA-DIIAKA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAXGA-DWARA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAXGA-SAGARA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAXGEYA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gaya | custom | individual | — | registered | 2 |
| Gaya Maretan — Gayomart | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gayandy | spirit | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Gayant | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gayap songs | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GAYAS | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GAYATRI | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gaygayoma | spirit | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gayoffe | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gazelle — gazelle The gazelle denotes grace, speed, gentleness, and spiritual escape from passion, while serving variously as an attribute of lunar, storm, fertility, or wilderness deities. | symbol | archetype | bantu | registered | 3 |
| Gazerium | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gazhdaham — Guzhdaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Gbadu | deity | — | african | registered | 1 |
| gbo | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gcean | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gcwi | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ge — Gaea Ge is another name for Gaia, the primordial earth giantess and ancestress of many divine and monstrous Greek lineages. | figure | individual | jewish | candidate | 3 |
| Ge- henna | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Ge-No’sgwa — Ot-ne-yar-hed · Stone giant Ge-No'sgwa is a Seneca cannibalistic stone giant armored by smearing itself with sticky sap and grit. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| GEAHA | other | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Geali Dianvir | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gean-cannah — Gan Ceanach · Gancanagh · Ganconer · The Love Talker | fairy | individual | british | candidate | 5 |
| Geasa | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Geb — Keb · Qeb · Seb Geb, also indexed as Keb, Qeb, and Seb, is an Egyptian deity closely paired with Nut. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 15 |
| Gebann Gebann is Manannan's chief druid and the father of Clidna, a powerful and beautiful otherworldly woman. | fairy | individual | celticirish | candidate | 2 |
| Gebrinius | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gede — Gede Lorage | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gedes | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| gedjoenę | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gee — gee | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Geesis | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Gefjon — Gefjun Gefjon is a Norse goddess and legendary founder who ploughed Zealand from Sweden using four oxen born as her giant sons. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| Gege | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gegeneis | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gehazi | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Gehenna — Gehinnom | place | individual | egyptianjewish | registered | 8 |
| Gehenna, chambers of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gehenna, size of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Geirdnir | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geirrod — Geirod · Geirröd Geirrod is the Norse giant who coerced Loki into betraying Thor, then died when Thor returned his own red-hot iron missile. | deity | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Gekka-o | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gelanor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geldfgw Sets | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gelorwydd | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| gem | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gem | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gematria | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gemini Gemini denotes paired opposites, dual human nature, life and death, and perpetual inversion, expressed through twins, lovers, or an hourglass. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 4 |
| gems — jewels | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gemsbock — Oryx Capensis | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Genaprugwirion — Cenaprugwirion | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Genbu — Chin Ming · Xuan Wu (“military black warrior,” “mysterious warrior”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gence | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GENEALOGY OF THE KAURAVAS AND PAPAYAS | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Geneir Gwystyl | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| general symbol | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| generations of gods | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Generosity | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Genetor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gengen — Negeg | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gengen Wer — Negeg (“cackler”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| genies | spirit | species | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Genii — genii · Jinn · Jinns · Jinnsit A broad class of jinn-like spirits positioned between gods and ghosts, possessing supernatural powers and sometimes compelled into service. | spirit | species | europeanmalayphilippine | candidate | 3 |
| Genii of the Air | spirit | archetype | arab | registered | 1 |
| genius | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Genko | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| genna | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gentian Gentian is a bitter medicinal flower associated with counter-poison, autumn, loveliness, Scorpio, and, in Lawrence’s poetry, a dark passage toward the underworld. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gentle Annis — Gentle Annie · Gentle Annis, or Annie | spirit | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 3 |
| Gentry, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Geodruisge | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Geoffroi with the Tooth | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Geoffry with the Tooth — Geoffry a la Grand Dent | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| geomancy | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| George George is the Christian warrior saint and dragon-slayer, patron of England, whose recurring victory figures the unending contest between sacred order and evil. | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| George Gilbertson | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| George of Cappadocia | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| George, Saint | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Georoidh larla — 'Legend of Mullaghmast, The' | tale | — | british | registered | 2 |
| Geraestus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geraestus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geraestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geraestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geraher | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geraint — Geraint son of Erbin | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| geranium | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| geranium | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| geranium | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gerard Swan — Gerhard the Swan | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Geras — Age · hateful Age Geras is the Greek personification of hateful old age, born from Night and listed among largely allegorical forces such as Strife and Deceit. | concept | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Gerasmes | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Gerd — Gerda · Gerdar · Gerdr · Gerth | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| Gereh and Gerehet | deity | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gerenhir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gerenians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gérésun Bamburshé | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geri | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Geri And Freki | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geri (GER-i) — Gjere (“hungry”) · Gere (“greedy guts”) · Gerr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gering | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gerit — Gereet · Gereit · Kereet · N’gugu | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gerjis — Gergasi Gerjis is a gigantic man-eating tiger of West Malaysian lore, tricked by a mousedeer into entering the pit where it died. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| German(y) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Germanic folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Germanus | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Germinator Person | spirit | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Gershom | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Gertrude | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Gervase of Tilbury | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Geryon — Geryones Geryon is Chrysaor and Callirrhoe's triple-bodied giant, slain by Heracles when the hero seized his guarded cattle. | figure | individual | greek | canon | 6 |
| Geryon's oxen | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Geryon with a gadfly | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Geryoneus Geryoneus is a three-headed or three-bodied son of Chrysaor and Kallirhoe whose western cattle Herakles seized after killing him. | figure | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gestrobles | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| gestures | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Get’qun | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geteit — Gadett · Keteit · Ketit | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Geuel | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Geush Urvan — Gosh · Goshuurun · Goshuurvan · Goshurun Geush Urvan is the soul of a primeval cosmic bovine whose slain body generated plants and animals before becoming their heavenly guardian. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| gftan | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ghaddar — gharrar Ghaddar are giant, hideous djinn of Yemen and Upper Egypt that entice, torture, terrify, and abandon unsuspecting people. | figure | species | arab | canon | 3 |
| GHAIA-KARPARA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GHArOTKACHA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Ghatkar | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Ghiil | demon | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Ghillie Dhu — Gille Dubh · Ghillie Dhu, or Gille Dubh | fairy | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 3 |
| Ghindahindahmoee | person | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Ghola | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| GHOSHA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| ghost A ghost is a dead person's disembodied spirit, often resembling Celtic fairies through its otherworldly haunts, habits, and power to abduct humans. | ghost | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| ghost dance A dance for communicating with the dead, often arising during communal crisis and exemplified by Native American messianic movements resisting cultural devastation. | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ghost of Crumlyn | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Ghost of Noe | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Ghost of Pont Cwnca Bach | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Ghost of Ty'n-y-Twr | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Ghost on Horseback (Clifford Castle) | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Ghosts of the Taira — Heike ghosts · Taira ghosts | ghost | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Ghoul — ghoul · Ghol · Ghole · Ghool Ghouls are desert and graveyard demons that consume corpses or children, embodying the terrors of lonely places and the violated dead. | figure | species | arabjapanese | canon | 6 |
| Ghoul/E — Ghoul/e · Ghul/i · Ghowl Ghouls are shape-changing djinn that haunt wildernesses, graves, and disaster sites, luring travelers and consuming the recently dead. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Ghrtamari | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Ghul — Witch · Ghiil | demon | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Ghul (Gool) | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ghundi | demon | individual | persian | candidate | 8 |
| Gian Ben Gian — Gnan · Gyan · Gyan-ben-Gian · Jnana | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant — giant · giantess · GIGANTES · Ispolini Giants are immense beings representing primordial or natural forces, ranging from divine ancestors to brutish obstacles confronted by heroes. | figure | species | celticeuropean | candidate | 5 |
| Giant Aye-Aye | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Beaver | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant British Octopus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Bushbaby | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Centipede | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Cookiecutter Shark | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Dingo Giant Dingo is a Dreamtime cannibal predator that terrorized Western Australian communities until the hero Jitta-Jitta hunted and killed it. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Giant Ethiopian Lizard | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Ghost of Edward Frank | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Giant Holdfast | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Human Skeletons — Tallegwi Reports of human or giant-hominid remains at least eight feet tall, recovered from North American mounds and scattered European sites. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Hyrax of Shaanxi | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Idol | living object | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Giant Jellyfish | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Kangaroo — Kuperree | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Lungfish | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Malagasy Tortoise — Ranta | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Mediterranean Octopus — Hydra · Scylla The Giant Mediterranean Octopus is a large cephalopod reported off France and Greece, with arms extending beyond ten feet. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant North American Snake — Big Jim · G iant P ennsylvania Snake · Peninsula Python · Pete the Python A reported giant snake of American wetlands, thick as a stovepipe, known for eating chickens, raising its neck, and leaving tire-wide tracks. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Of Mont Saint Michel — The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Of Smeeth | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant of Trichrug | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Giant Of Wales. The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Onion | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Owl — Bighoot · Booger owl · Flying head · In-da-dhin-ga A reported enormous white owl ranging across parts of the United States, blamed for carrying away livestock, dogs, and small children. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Pennsylvania Snake — Big snake · Boss snake · The Devil · Devil snake | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Python | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Rabbit | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Rat-Tail | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Salmon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Spider | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Tongan Skink | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giant Vampire Bat | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giantess | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giantess Of Loch Ness — The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giantesses Of Putney And Fulham — The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giants — giants Giants are beings united by enormous stature and strength; Greek tradition makes them armored children of Earth born from the blood of Sky. | figure | species | britishgreekmalay | candidate | 6 |
| Gibborim Antediluvian giants in Judeo-Christian tradition, destroyed by the Flood and variously understood as humanity's earliest peoples or as allegorical figures. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gibil — Girra | deity | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| Gid-Murt | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giddy Fish Giddy Fish are elastic lumberjack-lore fish that bounce when struck, prompting others to leap until several land themselves for capture. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gideon | person | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| Gidgereegah | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| gifts | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gigante — GIANT Gigante is a benevolent island ruler who protected visiting fishermen, provided aid in danger, and demanded that his home remain undefiled. | figure | individual | philippine | candidate | 2 |
| Gigantes — Giants The Gigantes are earthborn Greek giants with serpentine legs who assaulted the Olympian gods with rocks and burning brands. | figure | species | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Gigantic Crab | figure | individual | malay | registered | 1 |
| Gigantic Octopus — Bermuda blob · Lusca | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gigantic Pacific Octopus — G lob ster | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gigantic Woman of Thomas Miles Harry | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gigelorum — Giol-daoram | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giir — Bahram Gur · Ziir · Bahramgor | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Giiran | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Giizhak | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gilay | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gilbert | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gilda — Gildas | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| GILDA-KESA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gilding | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Gile — Gilla | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gilead | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gileus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gilgames — Bilgames | tale | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Gilgamesh | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gilla Coes Hydd — Deer-Legs | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gilla Decair — Hard Servant | demon | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gilles de Laval — Marshal of Retz | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gillian — Jillian | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gilling | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gillyflower | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gillygaloo Gillygaloo is a lumberjack-lore bird whose cubic eggs could be boiled and used as dice. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gilpin Horner | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gilvaethwy — Gilfaethwy | deity | individual | celticwelsh | candidate | 2 |
| Gilyuk — Nandna | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gimel | symbol | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Gimlé | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gimokodan | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ginamayun | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Ginem | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| ginga | figure | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| ginger Ginger is a warming spice and folk remedy associated with digestion, toothache, stimulation, and aphrodisiac potency. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Ginn | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Ginnauri | place | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Ginnaya — ginnayê | deity | species | arab | registered | 1 |
| Ginnunga Gap | concept | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Ginnungagap | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| ginseng | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ginton | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gioga | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Giona — Giona mac Lugha | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Giorgons | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| gip | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gipar | place | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| gipsy | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gipsy folklore | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ægir | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gir-tab | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Giraffe — giraffe The giraffe is treated here as an acacia-eating animal associated with speed; the other citation merely indexes its appearance in Bantu narratives. | symbol | archetype | bantu | registered | 2 |
| Giraitis | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Giraldus Cambrensis | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Girami — Garamik-kart | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| girdle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| girdle | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Girdle | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| GIRI-JA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GIRI-VRAJA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Girl Battleaxe | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Corpse | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Destroyer | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Deuce | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Killer | other | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Kua | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Lovely | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girl Sacrifice | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Girle Guairle Girle Guairle is an Irish fairy spinner forced to surrender her finished cloth after a mortal woman discovers and remembers her name. | fairy | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| girls' puberty rites — adolescence ceremonies | custom | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Girp | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Girru | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gísl | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gisl (GEES-l) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Giszida — Ningiszida · Ningizzida | deity | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| gitano | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gitto Bach — Little Griffith | person | individual | europeanwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Giv | person | individual | persian | registered | 7 |
| Givgan | person | individual | persian | registered | 4 |
| Giwoitis | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gizeh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Gizeh, Pyramids of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gizo Gizo is the Hausa spider trickster, a bold and voracious hero who repeatedly outwits stronger animals and escapes his own schemes. | figure | individual | african | candidate | 3 |
| Gjallarbrú | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gjallarhorn | living object | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gjálp | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Gjevstroll | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glær | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Glær (GLAIR) — Glaer · Glener · Glenr · Glen A glassy or gleaming Aesir horse ridden by an unnamed god to Yggdrasil's judgments and pastured in the red-leafed Glasir grove. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glad — Gladr (GLATH-r) An Aesir horse listed among the divine mounts ridden each day to Yggdrasil for judgment, without any rider specifically assigned. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| gladiolus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gladsheim | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Glaistig — Glaestig · Glastig · Green Glaistig Glaistig is a shapeshifting Highland water fairy, often half woman and half goat, whose roles range from murderous fuath to protective household spirit. | figure | species | british | candidate | 4 |
| Glamour — casting a glamour Glamour is a fairy enchantment that alters perception, concealing reality or casting an attractive illusion; the term derives from Scottish forms of gramarye. | concept | — | britishceltic | registered | 2 |
| Glamr (Glahm-r) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glaneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glanlua | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Glanluadh | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Glanucus | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glas Gaibhnenn | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Glas Gaibleanir — Geas Gaibleann · Glas Gaibhleann · Geas Ghaibhleann · Geas Ghaibiileann | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glas Gaibleann — Glas Ghaibhneach · Glas Ghaibhleann · gray cow of Goibniu · Glas Ghailbhleann Glas Gaibleann is a wondrous fairy cow whose abundant milk enriched households until human greed drove her away forever. | figure | individual | — | candidate | 3 |
| Glas son of Bremen — Glas son of Dremen | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Glas son of Enchered Bera | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Glasan — Grey | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Glasgavlen — Dun Cow · Dun Cow of Kirkham · Dun Cow of Mac Brandy’s Thicket · Glas Gaivlen Glasgavlen is a bountiful Irish fairy cow whose endless milk and agricultural blessings vanished when a greedy woman exhausted her generosity. | figure | individual | british | candidate | 2 |
| Glashtin — Glashan · Glaistyn · Glastyn · Glastyn, the, or Glashtin The Glashtin is a Manx water-horse that can appear as a handsome dark-haired man, betrayed by the enormous horse ears hidden in his curls. | figure | species | british | candidate | 6 |
| Glass — glass Glass denotes purity, virginity, revelation, and transparent passage of divine light, but also abstraction and fragile, short-lived beauty. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Glass-ben — Glass | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| glass mountain | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Glastonbury | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Glauce | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Glauce and Melanippe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaucippe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glauconome | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Glaucous Macaw | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glaucus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaucus | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Glaucus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaucus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaucus of Anthedon | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaueus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glauke | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glauke | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glauke | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glauke | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Glaukos | other | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Glaukos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Glaukos Pontios Glaukos Pontios is a fisherman transformed into an immortal, prophetic sea god after eating magical grass that revived his catch. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Glaumr (GLOUM-r) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glaurung | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glawackus — Granby panther · Injun devil Glawackus is a New England fearsome critter resembling a long, low cat or dog with a bushy tail and terrifying cry. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Gleipnir | living object | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Glen The otherwise obscure husband of the sun goddess Sol, whose name may evoke shining or gleaming. | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Glen Lyon | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Glenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gler (GLEHR) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glew | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glewlwyd Gafaelwar | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Glewlwyd Gavaelvawr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| gLing-chos | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Glinneu | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glitnir | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Glivi | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glooscap — Gluskabe A Great Lakes Algonquian culture hero who tames winds, secures food and water, shapes the landscape, and prepares for the final battle. | deity | individual | north-american | canon | 2 |
| Gloso | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Glove — glove · rawhide The glove denotes power, protection, noble rank, good faith, purity, and honorable challenge; concealing or removing it changes the meaning toward secrecy or respect. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Glow-worm — glow-worm The glow-worm denotes earthbound starlight, dawn’s approach, perseverance, industry, and beauty; its appearance also served as weather lore. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Glowing Mudskipper | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gloyw Wallt Lydan | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| GlTA-GOVINDA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Glumdalclitgh | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gluneu Eil Taran | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glwyddyn Saer | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glycon — Glykon Glycon is a human-headed serpent of Gnostic-Mithraic tradition, regarded as a demonic messenger or embodiment of the healer Asclepius. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Glythmyr Ledewic — Glythmyr Ledewig | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Glythwyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gna — Gná Gna is Frigg's divine messenger, riding the horse Hofvarpnir through the sky and across the sea on errands between worlds. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| gnat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gnathach | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Gnéna A West African category of little people resembling Islamic djinn, though the name can also encompass larger supernatural beings. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gnipahellir | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| gnome — Cob · Gnome · Álfur · Djendoes Gnomes are small, taciturn earth elementals who move through soil, work as miners, and guard underground treasure. | figure | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Gnomes — Dwarfs · Pigmies · Kobolds Gnomes are Paracelsian earth elementals imagined as small underground beings, later associated with mine spirits who reveal hidden ore or treasure. | figure | species | bantubritishegyptianwelsh | candidate | 6 |
| Gnyan — Gnyab The Gnyan are volatile Tibetan nature spirits who inhabit mountains, stones, trees, and valleys and answer human disturbance with deadly disease. | demon | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Go-chi Nyorai — Five Buddhas of Contemplation | deity | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| GO-KAR./VA | figure | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO-KULA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO-LOKA | figure | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO-MATI | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO-VAKDIIANA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO VARDH ANA-DHAKA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GO-VTNDA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Goad | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| goai darce | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| goat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| goat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goat | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Goat — Sea | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goat — Sea | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goat | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| goat | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| goat-headed staff | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| goat that flagged the train | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goayr Heddagh — goayr heddagh Goayr Heddagh is a terrifying Manx fairy goat that preys upon people traveling lonely roads at night. | figure | individual | celtic | canon | 3 |
| Goazi — Guayazi | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gobadan | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GOBIIILA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Goblet — goblet The goblet denotes festivity, fellowship, erotic receptivity, and containment; myth also makes a golden cup Hercules’s vessel across the ocean. | symbol | archetype | greek | registered | 2 |
| Goblin Market — Rossetti, Christina | tale | — | british | registered | 2 |
| Goblin Mother of the Three Spirit Nights | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Goblin Scarecrow | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goblins — goblin · Gobelin Small supernatural beings of folklore, often mischievous or dangerous, associated with wild places, underground realms, or domestic service. | figure | species | americanbantubritishegyptian | canon | 9 |
| Goborchinu Goborchinu are horse-headed humanoid monsters from Irish folklore. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gobrwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| God — Adonai · El Shaddai · Elohim · Lord Zebaot Adonai is a reverential Hebrew title meaning my Lord, substituted for the ineffable divine name and associated with sunlight, liturgy, and the Kabbalistic Kingdom. | symbol | individual | jewish | registered | 3 |
| God — Creator · Maker · World-lord · Almighty Judge | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God — Creator · Maker · World-lord · Giver | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God — Maker · World-lord · Judge · Lord | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God — Maker · Creator · World-lord · Almighty | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God — King of Heaven · King of Saints | deity | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| God — Adona'i | deity | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| God | deity | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| God | deity | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| God | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| god — gods | concept | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| God Adonai is a reverential Hebrew title meaning my Lord, substituted for the ineffable divine name and associated with sunlight, liturgy, and the Kabbalistic Kingdom. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| God | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| God | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| God — Almighty · Supreme · Father · King of kings | deity | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| God — The Most High | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God — Creator · Maker · World-lord · Almighty Judge | deity | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| God A — Cizin | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God A' | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God C | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God, conception of | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| God E — Foliated Maize God · Tonsured Maize God | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| god-eyes | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| God F | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God-humans Twice-eight — Twice-eight Gods | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| God K — Kauil | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God L | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God M — Yacatecuhtli · Ek Chuah A black, long-nosed Postclassic Maya merchant god called Ek Chuah, related to central Mexico's Yacatecuhtli and successor to the earlier God L. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God-mother | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| God N — Pauahtun The aged Maya god Pauahtun, depicted bearing a turtle shell or conch and existing fourfold to support the sky. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| God of Long Breath | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| God of Mionoseki | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| God of Roads — Dosojin A Japanese crossroads deity invoked before love divination, after which maidens interpreted passing strangers' remarks as messages about the future. | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| God of Scarecrows — Sohodo-no-Kami | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| God of the Firmament | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| God on the staircase | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| God, One | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| God P | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| God, self produced | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| God-Soul | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Godaphro | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Godda | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goddess I | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| goddess-king marriage | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Goddess O — Chac Chel | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Goddess of Lightning | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Godiva — Lady Godiva | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| gods — burials · death and funerary practices Gods are worshipped powers governing natural or abstract domains, represented as human, animal, vegetal, or formless; Mesoamerican categories resist simple European equivalence. | concept | individual | mesoamericanmesopotamian | registered | 5 |
| Gods H and CH — God CH · Xbalanque Two Maya gods once conflated: a poorly understood youthful wind deity and God CH, the codical form of the Hero Twin Xbalanque. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Gods, mortal | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods of archaic Period | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods of Egypt, the foreign | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods, the forty-two | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods, the Highteen | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods = The names of God | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods, the oldest company of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods, the Twenty-seven | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gods turned into animals | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Goemagot — Goemot | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| goes beyond | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goewin | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gofannon | fairy | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gog — Gogmagog · Gigmagog | person | individual | celticjewish | registered | 4 |
| Gog and Magog — Gog And Magog Gog and Magog are legendary British giants, captured by Brutus’s followers and stationed or chained at gates. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Gogigwc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gogol — Gogol-Satan In Russian tradition, Gogol denotes either an ordinary devil or Satan himself. | demon | species | russian | candidate | 2 |
| Gogyfwlch | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gohei | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goibhleann | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goibniu — Gobhan Saer · Goibhniu Goibniu is the Irish divine smith and architect whose supernatural forges produced weapons that struck unfailingly for the Tuatha Dé Danann. | deity | individual | irish | candidate | 5 |
| Goin (GOH-in) — Góin · Goinn · Góinn | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goineach the Wounder | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Goitne Gorm-Shuileach | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| gold | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gold | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GOLD | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Gold | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| gold | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gold | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Gold-Digging Ant — Myrmekes Indikoi | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gold-hill | place | archetype | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Goldbristles | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden | other | archetype | african | registered | 1 |
| Golden Ant | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| golden-apple serpent — Ladon (unnamed here) | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Golden Bough — bough The Golden Bough denotes safe return from the underworld and immortality, recalling the sacred branch Aeneas carried on his journey among the dead. | symbol | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Golden Calf The golden bovine idol worshipped by Israelites in the desert, enduring as an archetype of idolatry and broken covenant. | living object | archetype | jewish | candidate | 3 |
| Golden Dragon Nag A Mas | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece Ram | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Golden Fleece to Pelias | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Golden Flower | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden goblet | living object | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Golden hair | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Golden Oriole | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Race — golden race of mortal men | tale | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| golden-race spirits — pure spirits dwelling on earth | spirit | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| golden rod | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| golden rule | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Golden Vanity — The Sweet Trinity | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| goldenrod | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goldfax (GUL-vaks-i) — Gullfaxi (“golden mane”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goldfinch — goldfinch The goldfinch denotes gallantry and fertility, while Christian art connects its thorn-eating habits with Christ’s Passion and saving work. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Goldmar — Goldemar · King · King Goldmar | figure | species | — | registered | 2 |
| goldylocks | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goldziher, qnoted | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Golem — golem A golem is an artificial humanoid animated from clay through Hebrew letters, often created as a protector before becoming dangerously uncontrollable. | figure | species | — | canon | 4 |
| Golenischeff | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Goleuddydd | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Golgotha | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Goliath — Goliath Of Gath Goliath is the giant Philistine champion defeated by the young David with a sling before being beheaded with his own sword. | figure | individual | jewish | candidate | 3 |
| Golithmer | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Goll | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Goll | demon | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Goll Garb | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Goll Mac Carbada | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goll son of Dalbh | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Goll son of Morna | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Golub-Yavan — Galub-yavan · Ghool-biaban · Gul-biavan · Gul’bi-yavan | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Golwg — Golwg Haffddydd | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gomayau | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gomayen | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gomme, Lady Alice Bertha | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gomme, Sir (George) Laurence | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gondul | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| gong The gong is treated here as a characteristically Eastern religious instrument, contrasted with the conch in Yeats’s vision of Irish Christianity. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gong-Gong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gong-Gong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gong-Gong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gong Gong | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gong-Gong — Kung Kung | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gongen | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gonhadan | place | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gonibilla | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Good Deeds | concept | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Good Hoop | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Good Lubber | spirit | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Good manners | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Good Neighbors | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Good neighbours, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Good People, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Good Running | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Good Thoughts | concept | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Good Words | concept | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Goodenough Island Bird | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goodly chain of steel | living object | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Goofang Goofang is a fantastical lumberjack fish that swims backward throughout life to keep water from hurting its sensitive eyes. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Goofus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Goofus Bird | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Googarh | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Goolahwilleel | figure | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Gooloo | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Goomai | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Goomblegubbon | figure | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Goonur | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Goonur | person | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| goose | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| goose | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goose | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| goose | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| goose | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goose, Game of | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| goose god | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Goose of Amen-Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Goose = Seb | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| goose that laid the golden egg | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gooseberry | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gooseberry Wife | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gooseberry Wife, the | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| GOPALA-TAPANI | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| GOPATI-jR/SHABHA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gopher Old Woman | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| gopher-wood | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| GOPlS | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gor | figure | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Gorascwrn — Gorasgwrn · Bone A woman of Arthur's company, identified as Nerth's daughter and a handmaid belonging to the household of Kyfwlch. | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gordius | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Goreu — Goreu Custennin · Goreu fab Custennin | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gorge | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorge | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorge | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gorge | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gorge | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorge | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgoniy | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorgons — Gorgon · Gorgo · plural GORGONS · Gorgo the MEDUSA The Gorgons are three daughters of Phorcys and Ceto—mortal Medusa and deathless Stheno and Euryale—dwelling near Night beyond Ocean. | figure | species | celticgreek | canon | 12 |
| Gorgons (Gore-guns) — The Phorcydes | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorgophone | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgophone | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gorgophone | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgophone | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gorgophone | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgophone | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgyra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgyra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorgythion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gorias | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gorillaï | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorlois | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gorm — Gorm the Grim Gorm is a West Country landscape-making giant whose spilled earth and fallen body became local hills, earthworks, and islands. | figure | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Gormant | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Goro | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Goroba-dike | person | — | african | registered | 1 |
| Gorri Txiki | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorska Makua | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gorska makva | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorynich — Gorynytch · Zmei Gorynytch Gorynich is a three-headed, seven-tailed Russian fire dragon that kidnapped a princess after Dobrynya Nikitich unwisely spared it. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Goryon | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Goryshche — Gorysiiche | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gorzoni — Underground folk | fairy | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Gos | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| goshawk | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Goshen | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| gosling | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gossamer | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gotabeira | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gotham Gotham denotes proverbial folly masking practical cunning: its villagers feigned madness through absurd acts to discourage an expensive royal visit. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gothan the White-fingered | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Goti (GAWT-i) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gotoku-neko — trivet -ca t | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gou Mang Gou Mang is an eastern Chinese cosmic dragon, companion to Rou Shou, who heralds spring, fortune, and immortality. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Gouger | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gougou — Gugu · G ugwé · Kuhkw Gougou is a colossal Mi'kmaq cannibal giantess with a bear-like face who carries captured people in a pouch for later eating. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Goul | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Gouneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| gourd | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gourmaillon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gourmaillon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gout | demon | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Govannion — Govannon | deity | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| government | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Governor of Chach's Daughter | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Governor of Chach's Daughter's Half-Brother | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| governor of the Yellow Kachina people | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Govynyon Hen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| gowk storm | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gowrow — Golligog · Gollygog · Giant North American Lizard · Canip monster lizard Gowrow is a subterranean Ozark dragon more than twenty feet long, armed with huge tusks and reputedly able to bite stone. | figure | species | — | candidate | 6 |
| Gr/e/t | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grábakr (GRAH-bak-r) — Graabak · Grabak · Grabakr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grabofc — Grabovac | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grace — Farr · Glory · divine Grace · kingly Glory | concept | archetype | persian | registered | 7 |
| Graces — Euphrosyne · Charites · Aglaia · Thalia The Graces are Zeus and Eurynome's daughters Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia, divine sisters honored in Paros with austere sacrifices. | deity | individual | greek | canon | 16 |
| Graces in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Graeae — Phorcides · Phorcids · Graiai · Graiae The Graeae are Enyo, Pemphredo, and Dino, grey-haired daughters of Phorcys and Ceto who share a single eye. | figure | species | greek | canon | 10 |
| grafting | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grafvitnir (GRAV-vit-nir) — Grafvitner · Graftner · Grafvitnit | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grafvölludr (GRAV-vuhl-uth-r) — Grafvollud · Grafvollund · Grafvolludr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Graham/E | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grail — Holy Grail · Sangreal · Sancgreall · San Greal A radiant, life-giving vessel of Arthurian and Christian legend that grants abundance and anchors a transformative sacred quest. | living object | individual | celticeuropean | candidate | 4 |
| Grain | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grainne — Grania · Gráinne · Grace Grainne is Cormac's passionate daughter who, though promised to Fionn, persuades the reluctant Diarmuid to elope and suffers his fatal pursuit. | person | individual | celticirish | registered | 4 |
| Gram | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| grama-devata | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grana | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Granaus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grand Lustucru — Ee | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| grand right and left | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grand Vaneur — Le A French manifestation of the Wild Huntsman, the supernatural leader who drives spectral followers and hounds in pursuit of dangerous quarry. | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grandfather Grandfather is another name for Haduigona, the enormous Iroquois Twisted Face whose grotesque features inspired False Face traditions. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Grandfather Buzzard | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Grandfather Lightning | deity | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Grandfather Peyote | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Grandfather Sky | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Grandgousier — Grandgousir · Grant-Gosier | figure | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Grandmother Earth — Unci | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Grandmother Fire — Flint Boys | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| grandmother's funeral | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grane — Grani (“hairy”) · Granni · Greyfell | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| granite | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grannos — Grannus | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Grant Grant is a warning spirit shaped like a fiery-eyed yearling colt that walks upright and appears before danger reaches a town. | demon | species | european | candidate | 3 |
| Grant, the | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Granwen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Grap | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| grape | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grapes | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grapes in heaven | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| grapevine twist | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grasp Liken | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| grass | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| grass | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| grass | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grass | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| grass dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grasshopper — grasshopper The grasshopper denotes timidity or improvidence in some traditions, but abundance, noble ancestry, summer pleasure, virtue, and good fortune in others. | symbol | archetype | egyptianheraldic | registered | 5 |
| Grasshopper of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Grasshoppers | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Grasshoppers, Field of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| grateful dead | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grateful fairies | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Grathach | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gration — Gratium Gration is one of the Greek Gigantes, a formidable earthborn adversary of the Olympians who was killed by Artemis during their war. | figure | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| grave and graveyard | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grave of Abderus | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Gray Fox | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Gray Goose | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gray Gopher | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great | other | — | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Great | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Great — Long-Legged Scissor-Man · The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great — Long-Legged Scissor-Man · The | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Auk — Garefowl | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Balance | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Great Bear — Bear of heaven · Otava · Ursa Major · Big Dipper The Great Bear denotes a powerful northern celestial presence, invoked alongside sun and moon for release from darkness; other citations merely index it. | symbol | archetype | egyptianfinnish | registered | 7 |
| Great Cackler — Kenken-ur Egyptian creation makes the Great Cackler a holy goose whose cosmic egg hatched the terrestrial world among sycamores. | figure | — | egyptian | candidate | 5 |
| Great Eagle | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Galactic Ghoul | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Giant of Henllys, the | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Great Goddess | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| great gods | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Great Green Sea | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Great-Headed people — Macrocephali | other | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Great Horned Owl | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Horned Serpent | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Lynx | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Master of Life | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Medicine | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Meet | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Great Mother — Cybele | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Mystery — Great Mystery Power · Great Mystery Above | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Nephew | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Roaring Thunder — Roaring Thunder | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Scales | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Great Serpent Of Hell | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Serpent Of Lorette | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Spirit | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Spirit | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Sun | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great Tall Tailor | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Tiger | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Great Tom Cat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Great Turtle — Turtle | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great White Beaver of the North — Great White Grandfather Beaver of the North | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Great White One | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Great Whitelight — the great god Great Whitelight | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Greatchild | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Greatchild Longlute | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Greece | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Greed | demon | archetype | persian | candidate | 2 |
| Greediness | demon | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Greek | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Greek Dolphin — Eoten · Feond · Thyrs | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Greeks | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Greeks for the impiety of Ajax | living object | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Greeks named Helleues after Hellen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Greeks settle in | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| GREEN — green · Colour of fairy clothes · Dress and appearance of the fairies Green denotes life, spring, fertility, hope, resurrection, and fairy power, yet also inexperience, jealousy, decay, death, or ill luck across traditions. | concept | — | british | registered | 5 |
| Green Bird | figure | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Green birds | figure | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Green Children The Green Children are a green-skinned brother and sister from medieval Suffolk folklore who speak an unknown language and claim an underground homeland. | fairy | species | celtic | candidate | 2 |
| Green Children, the — Ralph of Coggeshall · William of Newbridge | tale | individual | british | registered | 3 |
| Green Corn dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Green Crown | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Green George | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Green Isle | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Green Ladies | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Green Lady of Caerphilly | ghost | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Green Mist, the | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| green-robed | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Green Sleeves | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Greencoaties | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Greenies | fairy | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Greensleeves | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gregory, Lady Augusta | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grehomenians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Greid | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Greidawl Galldonyd — Greidawl Galldovydd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Greip | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| gremlin — Gremlins Gremlins are modern mischievous spirits blamed by aviators for inexplicable aircraft faults, entering folklore through British military flying culture. | spirit | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Grendel | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Grendel (Gren-del) | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gressil | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grestes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| GREY — grey Grey denotes neutrality, humility, mourning, age, wisdom, concealment, and renunciation, joining opposites while also suggesting depression, vagueness, or bodily death. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Grey Man | fairy | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Grey Neighbours, the | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Grey of Macha | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Greyhound — greyhound The greyhound denotes speed, hunting, loyalty, and noble pursuit, with mythic associations linking it to sacred kingship and the moon-goddess’s chase. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 2 |
| Grian — the sun Grian is an Irish solar goddess whose name means sun, associated with Ireland’s mythic division and possibly preserved in place-names. | symbol | archetype | celticirish | registered | 2 |
| Gríd — Gridr · Grid Gríd is a Norse giantess who warned Thor about Geirrod and lent him the enchanted equipment needed to survive the encounter. | deity | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| grief | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Griffin — griffin · Gryphon · Griffon · Grh Fen Griffins are eagle-headed, eagle-clawed lions associated with vigilant guardianship, especially over remote mineral riches. | figure | species | heraldicmesopotamianpersian | canon | 13 |
| griffin-demon | demon | species | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Griffin Vulture | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Griffins | heraldic | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Griffith, Mr. F. L. | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Griflet — Jaufre | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Grig Grigs are merry Somerset sprites in green clothing and red caps, traditionally offered the smallest apples left after harvest. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 2 |
| Grigori | spirit | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| grigri A French term for magical charms, especially those associated with West African practices. | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grim — Bloody Man · Church Grim · Kirk Grim · Kirkegrim Grim is an old European night or church spirit, commonly a large black dog whose cries or appearance can foretell death. | spirit | species | british | canon | 4 |
| Grime | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Grimes Grave | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Grimhild | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Karl — Wilhelm Karl Grimm | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grímnismál | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| grinding | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grindylow Grindylow is a long-armed Yorkshire water demon that lurks in stagnant pools and drags curious children beneath the surface. | demon | species | british | canon | 3 |
| Grine A Grine is a Moroccan djinn born as a human's counterpart in a neighboring world, with each double's actions affecting the other. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gringolet — Gringalet · Gringolet with the Red Ears · Gringuljete · Kincaled | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grizzly Bear | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Groaning Spirit of Bedwellty | spirit | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Groaning Spirit of Crumlyn Bridge | spirit | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gromer Somer Joure | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Gronjette | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gronw Pebyr | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| groom | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Groot Slang — Kayman · Ki-man · !Koo-be-eng · !Kouteign !koo-rou The Groot Slang is an enormous African swamp monster combining an elephantine body with a serpent's tail and dwelling in coastal caves. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Grootslang The Grootslang is a huge West African cavern-and-swamp monster combining an elephant-like body with a serpent's tail. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Grottasöng | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Grotte Cosquer Animal | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| ground-hog | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Ground Shark | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ground Squirrel | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| groundhog — woodchuck | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| grouse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| grove | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grove Folk — Grove Damsels | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| growth | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gruagach — Groagach · Grogach · Grogan · Grogan, or Grogach Gruagach are shaggy Scottish beings ranging from formless ogres to brownie-like farm guardians that herd cattle while causing mischief. | figure | species | british | candidate | 4 |
| Gruagachs | fairy | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Grudlwyn Gorr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Grudyen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| grues | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Grugyn Gwrych Ereint — Grugyn Gwallt Ereint · Silver Bristles Grugyn Gwrych Ereint is a silver-bristled enchanted pig who fought beside Twrch Trwyth and slaughtered Arthur's hunters. | figure | individual | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Grugyn Silver Bristles | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grumbo | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grundtvig, Nikolai Frederik Severin | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grundtvig, Svend Hersleb | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Grylio Grylio is a malicious medieval salamander that poisons fruit so completely that fallen produce contaminates both soil and water. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Grylli — Gryllus · plural: Grylli · Grillus · plural grilli; Stomach Faces Grylli are grotesque hybrid figures with misplaced heads, used in ancient amulets and medieval art to symbolize human folly and vice. | figure | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gryneus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Grynn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gryttie | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gu — Gun Gu is the headless Fon divinity governing metalwork, warfare, armaments, and implements, with a sword rising from his neck as Mawu-Lisa's embodied strength. | deity | individual | african | candidate | 2 |
| Gu-an-na | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| guabina | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guaire | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Guanar | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Guapindaia — Mestre Belamino | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Guaraçaí Air-Breather | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guardian — Guardian Spirit | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guardian Angel An angelic protector believed to assist one or more people throughout life while influencing perception and imagination without overriding free will. | spirit | species | russian | candidate | 3 |
| Guardian Black Dog, the | figure | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Guardian Devil of the Treasure | demon | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Guardian dragons | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| guardian spirits | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| guardian spirits of the righteous | spirit | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Guatavita, Lake of | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gubich | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| gud-alim Gud-alim names the Mesopotamian bison or bull-man, a powerful human-bovine hybrid depicted in ancient glyptic art. | figure | species | mesopotamian | canon | 1 |
| Gud-an-na | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Gudanna — Bull of heaven · Gugalana Gudanna is the poisonous-breathed Sumerian Bull of Heaven, sent against Gilgamesh at Ishtar's request and slain by Gilgamesh and Enkidu. | figure | species | egyptianmesopotamian | candidate | 6 |
| Gudarz — Gotarzes | person | individual | persian | registered | 9 |
| Guddah | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| gudgeon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gudrun | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| guelder-rose | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guestia — La | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gugurang | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gugwe — Gugwé · Chenoo · Djenu · Kookwe Gugwe is a tall Mi'kmaq cannibal giant with a bear-like face, huge hands, and a partridge-like whistle. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| GUHA | other | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Guhin | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guhyaka — GUHYAKAS | figure | species | hindu | candidate | 2 |
| Gui Xian — Xuanwu Gui Xian are restless Chinese ghosts of people who drowned or died by suicide, barred from reincarnation and left to haunt the world. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Guia Guia is an unnamed guiding spirit who ushers other spirits into Afro-Brazilian Batuque ceremonies. | spirit | species | philippine | candidate | 2 |
| Guiafairo | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guiding-star of Northland — Star of Northland · Star of hope | symbol | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Guildhall Giants | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guillen Wide Mouth | figure | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Guillerme | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| guillotine | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guillyn Beggey — Ny | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guinarey — Guinary | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| guinea | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guinea-fowl | figure | archetype | bantu | registered | 1 |
| guinea hen | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| guinea hen | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guinea Pig — guinea-pig The guinea pig denotes experimentation or comic absurdity in European imagery, but Chaco myths alternatively cast it as a thief who brings fire. | symbol | archetype | south-american | registered | 2 |
| Guinevere — Gwenhwyvar · Guenhuvara · Wenhaver · Gvenour Arthur’s queen and a central Arthurian heroine, sometimes interpreted as a humanized survival of an earlier Welsh goddess. | person | individual | celticeuropeanwelsh | registered | 4 |
| Guinglain | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Guirivulu — Glyryvilu · Vulpangue · Guirivilu · Neguruvilu This Chilean river predator combines puma and fox traits, hooks victims with its tail claw, and can become an enormous snake. | figure | species | — | canon | 7 |
| guitar — Guitar The guitar denotes erotic union through its body and neck, love-song, artistic harmony, and, in folklore, witchcraft or a pact with the Devil. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Gula — Meme · Ninkarrak · Nintinuga Gula is a Mesopotamian healing goddess who understands illness, protects physicians, and was worshipped under several regional names. | deity | individual | mesopotamian | candidate | 6 |
| Gulah Gulah is the female form of the pre-Islamic ghoul, a shape-shifting djinn associated with lonely places, graves, seduction, and corpse-eating. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gulebaney | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gulgiin | figure | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gulgun | figure | individual | persian | candidate | 3 |
| Gulgun (gul-GOON) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gulinbursti — Gullinbursti | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gull — gull · sea-gull Sources divide Gull between a seafaring bird sacred to lunar goddesses and a named malevolent fairy who deceives sleepers, steals infants, and leaves changelings. | symbol | archetype | britisheuropean | registered | 5 |
| Gullinborsti — Slídrugtanni · Slidrugtanni · Sliorugtanni Gullinborsti is Frey's dwarf-forged golden-bristled boar, ridden or harnessed by the god and linked with Vanir fertility. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| Gullinborsti (GUL-in-burst-i) — Grinbulsti · Gullinborst · Gullinborste · Gullinburste | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gullinkambi (GUL-in-kam-bi) — Gollinkambi · Gullinkambe · Gullinkam’bi · Gullin-kambi A bright red rooster perched high in Yggdrasil, waking the gods each morning and announcing Ragnarok to gods, heroes, and dead warriors. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gulltopp — Gulltoppr (GUL-tawp-r) · Golltoppr · Gulltop · Gultopr Gulltopp is Heimdall's golden-maned horse, ridden to the gods' judgments and to Baldr's funeral. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Gulnar | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gulndr | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gulon — Gulo · Jerff · Rossamaka · Vielfras A ravenous Swedish snow-country scavenger with catlike features, the Gulon empties its swollen belly between trees before resuming its feast. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Gulshahr | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gulu | place | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| gum | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gum Baby — Tar Baby | tale | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gumberoo A gigantic, nearly invulnerable lumberjack beast shaped like a walking football, the Gumberoo can only be killed by making it explode in fire. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| gumbo-ya-ya | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gumiho — Kumiho A Gumiho is a nine-tailed Korean fox spirit that becomes an alluring woman to seduce, kill, and consume human victims. | spirit | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Gumined | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Gummere, Francis Barton | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gumnut Babies | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gun | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gunapipi | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Guneus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Gungnir — Gugner Gungnir is Odin's dwarf-made spear, an unfailing battle weapon central to the god's warfare, sacrifice, and claims upon the slain. | living object | individual | europeannorse | candidate | 3 |
| Gunna — Basilio Bom · gunna A gaunt, nearly naked outdoor brownie from Tiree who quietly herds cattle and keeps them away from growing crops. | spirit | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 4 |
| Gunnar | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gunnlod — Gunnlöd A Norse giantess charged with guarding her father Suttung's poetic mead, Gunnlod allowed Odin three draughts after he seduced her. | figure | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Gunther | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gunuko | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| GUPTAS | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Guran | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gurangatch — Gurangatcii This shimmering fish-lizard of Aboriginal Dreaming carved New South Wales rivers and caverns while escaping a hunter. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Guraz — Shahrbaraz · Farayin A general of Khusrau Parviz who became shah under the names Shahrbaraz and Farayin after conspiring and rebelling. | person | individual | persian | registered | 4 |
| Guraza | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Gurazm — Kavarazem | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurdafrid | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurdgir | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurdwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurdya | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Gurdza | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurgin | person | individual | persian | registered | 10 |
| Gurgsar | person | individual | persian | registered | 6 |
| Guriz The son of Mahwi and governor of Marv, ultimately executed together with his sons. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| GURJJARA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Gurraymy | spirit | species | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Gurtshi | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Guru — guru · gosain Guru here is a named giant of fairy tale who offers protection under taboos concerning his name, the cross, and occupation of a house. | concept | archetype | european | registered | 2 |
| Gurukhan | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gurwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 10 |
| Gurzil | deity | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| Gusg — Slumber | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gush-bistar | figure | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gushasp | living object | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gushasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gushasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gushasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gushtasp — Hystaspes · Vistaspa · Farukhzad · Vishtasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 11 |
| Gusi cult | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gusla | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham — Bistam | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 4 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gustaham | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| gut bucket | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Guta | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gutrune | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Guyanoosa | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guyascutus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guyascutus (gay-as-cut-as) — Gyascutus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Guyomard | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Guyon | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Guzihr | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Gwadyn Odyeith — Rare-Sole | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwadyn Ossol — Sole | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwaedan | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwaeth — Worse | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwaethav Oil — Worst | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwagwakhwalanooksiwey | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwaibillah | spirit | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Gwair | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwakko Bosatsu | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Gwalchmai | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwaledyr Kyrvach | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwalhaved | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwallawg | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwallgoyc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gware Gwallt Euryn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwartheg Y Llyn — Gwartheg y Llyn · kine of the lake Gwartheg y Llyn are Welsh fairy lake-cattle, usually white, whose unions with mortal herds yield extraordinarily productive cows. | figure | species | britishwelsh | candidate | 3 |
| Gwarthegyd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwarwyn-a-Throt — Gwarwyn-A-Throt · Gwaryn-A-Throt | custom | species | british | registered | 2 |
| Gwau Meo A red-haired solar culture hero worshiped as a ghost, who reached Mala by outrigger with followers and helped populate the island. | ghost | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwawl | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gwawrddur Kyrvach | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwdolwyn Gorr — Gwyddolwyn Gorr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweddw | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweir Datharwenniddawg — Gweir Datharwentddawg | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweir Gwrhyd Ennwir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweir Gwrhyd Vawr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gweir Paladyr Hir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwenabwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwenfrewi — Winefride · Winifred · St. Winifred A Welsh saint beheaded after resisting a prince, restored by her uncle Bueno beside the healing spring that arose where her head fell. | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 3 |
| Gwenhidwy — Gwenhudwy · Gweniiudwy Gwenhidwy is a Welsh mermaid who tends the waves as sheep, with every ninth breaker imagined as a ram. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gwenllian Deg | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwenn Alarch | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwennhwyach | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwennwledyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwennwynwyn — Gwenwynwyn · Gwenwynwyn son of Nav Gyssevin | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwerddonau Llion — the Green Meadows of the Sea · Green Fairy Islands | place | archetype | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwern | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gwestad | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwestyl | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwevyl — Lips | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwgawn Gleddyvrudd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwiawn Llygad Cath — Cat's-Eye An extraordinarily precise figure in Arthur's company, able to slice a haw from a gnat's eye without injuring it. | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwiber — Gwydir This white Welsh winged serpent represents England and is fated to lose its emblematic struggle against the red dragon. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Gwiffert Petit — Little King | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwilim | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwilym | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwineeboo — Guineboo · Gwinceboo | figure | individual | australian-aboriginal | registered | 1 |
| Gwinter | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwittart | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwlch Minascwrn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwlgawd Gododin | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwlwlyd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwlydyn Saer | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwr-Drwgiaid | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwrach y Rhibyn — Gwrach Y Rhibyn · Gwrach-y-Rhibyn · Hag of the P · the Llandaff Gwrach y Rhibyn Gwrach y Rhibyn is a Welsh banshee whose shrieks, wingbeats, and personal cries warn that a named person is nearing death. | spirit | individual | britishcelticeuropeanwelsh | canon | 7 |
| Gwragedd Annwn — Lake Maidens · Dames of Elfin-Land · Lake Fairies The Gwragedd Annwn are gentle Welsh lake maidens who live in underwater families and sometimes marry mortals under conditions that humans eventually break. | fairy | species | britishwelsh | candidate | 4 |
| Gwrbothu Hen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrdinal | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrdnei | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwreang | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrei Gwalstawd Ieithoedd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwres | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrgi Severi | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrgwnt | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwrgwst Ledlwm | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrhyr Gwarthegvras | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrhyr Gwastawd Ieithoedd — Gwrhyr Gwalstawt Ieithoedd · Long Man, Translator of Tongues | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrnach the Giant | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrthmwl Wledig | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwrvan Gwallt Avwyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwryon | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyar — Anna | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gwyddawg | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyddneu Astrus | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyddno — Gwyddneu Garanhir · Gwyddno Garanhir | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 2 |
| Gwyddrud | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwydion — Gwdion · the Wizard Monarch · the Diviner by Trees Gwydion is Don's shapeshifting Welsh wizard and bard, a culture hero whose magic helped fashion Blodeuwedd as Lleu's bride. | deity | individual | britishwelsh | candidate | 4 |
| Gwydre — Gwydre son of Llwyddeu | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwydre — Gwydre son of Arthur | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyll | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwyllennhin — Gilennhin · Gwilenhin | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyllgi — Black Bog of Hergest · Cŵn Annwfn (“dog of the Underworld”) · Cŵn annwn · Cŵn bendith y manau (“fairy dog”) The Gwyllgi is a gigantic spectral Welsh mastiff with burning eyes, destructive breath, and an otherworldly howl. | figure | species | welsh | canon | 3 |
| Gwyllgi of Lisworney-Crossways | spirit | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyllion — Gwillion · gwyllion Hideous Welsh mountain fairies who appear as hags or goats, waylaying and misleading nighttime travelers during foul weather. | fairy | archetype | britishcelticeuropeanwelsh | candidate | 5 |
| Gwyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyn Ap Knudd | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gwyn ap Nudd — the Fairy King · King of Annwn Gwyn ap Nudd is the Welsh fairy and underworld king who rules goblins and restrains imprisoned devils from harming humanity. | deity | individual | britishwelsh | candidate | 2 |
| Gwyngad | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyngelli | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynhan | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn — Gwynn son of Nudd · Gwyn ap Nudd · Gwyn ab Nudd | deity | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn — Gwynn son of Nwyvre | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn — Gwynn son of Ermid | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn — Gwynn son of Tringad | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn Godyvron | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn Gohoyw — Gwynn Gloyw · Gwynn Gloew | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn Hen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynn Mygdwn — Gwynn Mygddon | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynnhyvar | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwynnllogell | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwys Gwys is a warrior piglet in Twrch Trwyth's retinue who was killed during Arthur's pursuit at Mynydd Amanw. | figure | individual | welsh | candidate | 2 |
| Gwystyl — Hostage | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwythawc Gwyr — Gwyddawg Gwyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gwythyr | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Gxam | person | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| Gyedm Gylilix — Gyedm gyilhawli · Gyedm lakhs sgyinist | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| gyertyas tanc | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gyes — Gyges · Hundred-handers · Hecatoncheires · Kottos Gyes is one of Uranus and Gaia's immense Hundred-Handed sons, endowed with fifty heads and unmatched strength. | figure | individual | greek | candidate | 13 |
| Gygr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gyhldeptis — Hanging Hair | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Gyl Burnt-tayl — Gyl-Burnt-Tayl | custom | species | british | registered | 2 |
| Gylfi — Ganglar | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Gyller — Gyllir Gyller is an unassigned horse of the Aesir, ridden to daily judgments at Yggdrasil and grazing in the golden-leaved Glasir grove. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Gyllir (GEL-er) — Gyllinger | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gymir Gymir is the Norse giant father of Gerd, husband of Aurboda, and possibly another identity of the sea-being Aegir. | deity | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| gymnastics | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gynaecopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Gyona Pel | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gyot | figure | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Gypsum — gypsum Gypsum denotes ritual purification, depersonalization, and disguise in Greek initiation myth; a Sumerian source instead names Gypsum among Ninurta’s slain monsters. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Gypsy Laddie | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| gyre | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Gyre-Carlin — Gy-Carlin | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Gyre-Carling | fairy | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Gyrtonians | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |