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| Name | Class | Kind | Tradition | Status | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ha‘a | figure | species | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Ha'guks | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Ha-hetep | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Ha-hra | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Ha'iy | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Ha-kheru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Ha-mehit (city) | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Ha-nui | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Ha-puu | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Ha-roa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Ha-sert | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Ha-tchat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Haakapainizi A colossal child-eating grasshopper in Kawaiisu tradition, Haakapainizi was petrified after Mouse tricked it into swallowing a burning coal. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Haas | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hab-em-atu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Habagat | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Habal | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| habanera | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| habarbar | figure | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Habdalah — Havdalah · Abdalah · Abdalta | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| haberdasher | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Habergeiss (HABBER-gies) — Schrattl · Ziegenmelker | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Habetrot — Habitrot · Habtrot · Scantilie Mab · Gyre-Carling Habetrot is the kindly Border fairy patron of spinning, an aged, misshapen spinner who helps an idle young woman escape impossible textile work. | fairy | individual | britishcelticenglish | candidate | 5 |
| Habiatan | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Habil and Kabil — Abel and Cain | person | individual | malay | registered | 1 |
| Haborym | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Habrok — Hábrók Habrok is the long-legged hawk acclaimed in Norse tradition as the finest of its kind. | figure | individual | norse | canon | 2 |
| hacha | living object | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Hachiman Hachiman is Japan's god of war, invoked by warriors seeking divine favor before dangerous undertakings. | deity | individual | japanese | candidate | 2 |
| hackney | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hactci — Hactcin · hactce The Hactci are Apache mountain spirits, children of Black Sky and Earth, represented by masked ceremonial dancers and associated with healing. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Had al Khorine | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hadad | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hadad | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hadarniel Hadarniel is a towering Jewish angel whose words emit fiery lightning, initially barring Moses's ascent before divine intervention. | spirit | species | jewish | candidate | 2 |
| Haddakum | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Haddingjar | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| haddock The haddock’s dark marks are attributed either to Saint Peter or the Devil, while fishermen’s lore treats burning its bones as unlucky. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hadduok Ennass | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hadeburch | spirit | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hades — Aidoneus · Host of Many · Ruler of Many · Polydegmon | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hades | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades by Pluto | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hades, the god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hadhayosh — Hadhayaosh · Sarsaok Hadhayosh is the primordial Zoroastrian ox that carried early humans across Vourukasha and will supply fat for an immortality drink. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| hadi'hi'duus | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hadingus | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| hadiwanyasoenę | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hadj — hajj | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hadjel — Gassingrâm · Vassoko · Biscor o · Tigre de Montagne A reported maned mountain cat from Chad, larger than a lion, with long painful teeth and a short hyena-like tail. | figure | species | — | registered | 4 |
| Hadriel | spirit | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| hadudo — xadudo | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Haduicona | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hadwry | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| HAEA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| HAEI-D AVAEA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| HAEI-HAEA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Haemo | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Haemon | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Haemon devoured by the Sphinx | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Haemus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Haemus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Haferbock — Haferbocks Haferbock is the German oat-goat field spirit, believed caught in the crop's final swath and embodied in the last sheaf. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Háfeti — Hafeti | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hafgygr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haftwad — Haftanbukht · Astawadh | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hag — hag · Hagge · Hags A hag is a crone-shaped witch or supernatural figure linked with nightmares, weather, landscape-making, malevolence, and occasionally transformed beauty or benevolence. | symbol | archetype | celticeuropean | registered | 5 |
| Hag of Beare — Cailleac Beara · Dirri · Digdi | fairy | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hagar — Keturah An Egyptian princess given to Sarah as a bondwoman, later mother of Ishmael and symbolic ancestress of the Arabs. | person | individual | jewish | registered | 3 |
| Hagbard and Signe | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hagen | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hager | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haggai | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hagge, the | demon | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Haggi Kandil | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| haggis | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hagith | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hagius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hagnias | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hagno — Neda | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Hagondes | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hagq-p-khart | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hags | concept | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Hahaki-gami — broom god | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hāhau-Whenua | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hahgwehdaetgah | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hahgwehdiyu | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Haho | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Haht — Haiit | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hai | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hai | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hai | figure | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hai Chung-li | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hai Ho Shang | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hai-mehit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hai Riyo — Dragon Bird · O-goncho · Schachi hoko · Tobi tatsu Hai Riyo is a Japanese dragon-bird chimera with a dragon’s head joined to feathered wings, talons, and body. | figure | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Hai, Serpent-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hai-Uri — Adroa · Hai-Uru · Tikdoshe | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haietlik — Heitlik · Lightning Serpent · Sisiutl · WASGO A Pacific Northwest aquatic dragon related to Thunderbird, Haietlik has a serpentine body, horse-like head, alligator-like jaws, and abundant teeth. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| HAIHAYA | figure | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| hail | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Haimon | other | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Hainakolo | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 6 |
| hair | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hair | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hair | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hair | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hair cut off in mourning | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| hair gray before beard | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hair of Children of Horus | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| hair of the dog that bit you | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hair-pin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hairless One (the snake / cuttle-fish) — Boneless One | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hairy Biped — Big hair y monst er · Booger · Cannibal Giant · Dwayyo | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hairy Jack Hairy Jack is a Lincolnshire black-dog barguest haunting a barn by Willoughton Cliff and other isolated locations. | spirit | individual | britishceltic | candidate | 4 |
| Hairy Lizard | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haitló Laux | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haizum | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Haizum (hä’ züm) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hajir | person | individual | persian | registered | 4 |
| hajnaltüz tanc | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hak | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Haka | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Haka-no-hi — gra ve-fire | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hakalanileo | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hakau | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| Hakawau | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hakel-Barend | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hakenmann — Iiakenmann Hakenmann is a hostile northern German water spirit portrayed as an immense fish-bodied being with a human upper torso and head. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Haker | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Haker festival | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| HAKIS-CHANDKA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hako ceremony | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hákonarmál | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hakulaq This Tsimshian shapeshifter uses its child as a rescue decoy, then impersonates an angry parent and summons a drowning storm. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hakutaku — bai ze Hakutaku is the benevolent Bai Ze, which taught the Yellow Emperor about thousands of supernatural creatures and methods for countering them. | figure | species | japanese | canon | 1 |
| Hakuturi — Hākuturi The Hākuturi are birdlike Māori forest spirits who repair damaged trees, guard Tāne's domain, and punish desecration. | spirit | species | maori | candidate | 2 |
| HAL A-BKR/T | other | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| halak — hala · belian | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Halali‘i | spirit | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| HALAYUDHA | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| halcyon days | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| halda'wit | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| haldde — Haldde | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Haldjas | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Halemano | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| Háleygjatal | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| half-horse, half-alligator | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Half-men | figure | species | bantu | registered | 3 |
| half right and left and half promenade | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Half-woman | figure | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Halfchick | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Halie | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Halimede | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Halirrhothios | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halirrhothios | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halirrhothios | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halirrhothios | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halirrhothius Halirrhothius is Poseidon's son, killed by Ares while assaulting Alcippe, an act for which the war god was acquitted. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Halirrhothius by Poseidon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hall of Judgment | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hall of Maati | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hall of Meh-urt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hallewijn — Heer Halowyn | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Halliwell, James Orchard | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Halloween — Hallowe'en · Hallowe’en Halloween denotes the Celtic year’s turning into winter, when order loosens, the dead approach the living, and witches or ancestral powers become active. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Hallstatt | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| hallucinogens | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Haloa | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 3 |
| Halocrates | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Halossab | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Halpen — Hdlpen · Hadlpen | figure | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Halter | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Haltia — Haltiat · haltia Haltia is a Finnish term for protective spirits, often joined with another word to identify the particular realm they guard. | spirit | species | finnish | candidate | 3 |
| Halulu Halulu are man-eating Hawaiian birds that assume human form, bear sun-water feathers, and once carried Kane's announcement of creation into chaos. | figure | individual | hawaiian | candidate | 6 |
| Ham | person | individual | jewish | registered | 3 |
| Ham Bone | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamadryad — hamadryad Hamadryads are tree nymphs physically and vitally bound to their trees, dying when the trees perish and crying out when felled. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hamadryad nymphs | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Haman | person | individual | jewish | registered | 4 |
| Hamdan Gashasp | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hameh (Hay-ma) | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamingja | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamingja (HAM-ing-ya) — plural Hamingjur · Fylgukona | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamlet — Elsie · Amleth Hamlet denotes either Amleth, the Danish prince who feigned madness to avenge his father, or a modern Californian lake-monster report. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| hammer — Hammer The hammer denotes formative force, creation, thunder, justice, vengeance, sovereign power, and divine craftsmanship, especially when paired with the receptive anvil. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 3 |
| Hammerer (Devil-Blacksmith) — The Wanderer | demon | individual | russian | registered | 1 |
| Hammonian nome | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hammu Qaiyu — hammou qayyo | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Hamor | person | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| Hamou Ukaiou Hamou Ukaiou is a Moroccan nocturnal demon and Aicha Kandida’s husband who stalks lone women but fears knives sharpened nearby. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Hampelmann | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamsa — hamsa · hansa Hamsa is a sacred swan in Hindu and Buddhist myth, serving as the vehicle of the divine twins and Vishnu. | figure | individual | — | canon | 2 |
| Hamshamtsus | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamskerper (HAM-skerp-ir) — Hamskerpir (“thin loined”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hamzad | spirit | species | arab | registered | 1 |
| Han Hsiang-tzu The youthful flower-loving Chinese Immortal who creates plants bearing golden poems, carries flowers or a jade flute, and patronizes musicians. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Han-Riu — Han-Ryu | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Han Shih | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hanaaumoe | spirit | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hanadaka Tengu (HAH-nah-dah-kah TEN-goo) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hanala‘aiki | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hanala‘anui | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hananiah | person | individual | jewish | registered | 2 |
| hand | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hand | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hand | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hand | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| hand | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Hand of Atum | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hand of Glory — hand of glory · Glorious Hand The Hand of Glory is a preserved hanged man's hand made to hold a corpse-fat candle for finding treasure and enchanting sleepers. | living object | individual | european | candidate | 2 |
| handfasting — handfesting | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| handiwork | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| handmaid | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hands | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hands-of-Istar — Qât Ištar | living object | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| handsel | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Handsel Monday | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hangaroa | deity | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hangdown | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hangin | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hangin-Bai | fairy | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| hanging | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hanging | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hanging | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hanging as a mode of suicide | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hangonkō — soul-returning incense | living object | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hani bin Mas'ud | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hannah | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hannya — hanny a | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hannya (Han-ya) — Akeru · Hannya-Shin-Kyo (“emptiness of forms”) | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hans Puntleder | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| HANSA | concept | archetype | hindu | canon | 1 |
| HANSA | person | individual | hindu | canon | 1 |
| Hansel and Gretel | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hanswurst | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu — hantu Hantu is a broad Malay term encompassing ghosts, demons, goblins, fairies, and many other spirits, especially harmful ones. | demon | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Ayer Hantu Ayer is the general Malay name for spirits inhabiting fresh water, distinct from sea and waterfall spirits. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu B'rok — Baboon Demon | spirit | individual | malay | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Bakal Hantu Bakal is a malevolent Malay jungle spirit, less tied to a specific place or tree than many other forest beings. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Bandan — Hantu Ban Dan · Spirit of the Waterfall | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Belian Hantu Belian is a Malay tiger spirit appearing as a racket-tailed bird that rides the tiger's back and swallows plucked fur. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Bengkus | spirit | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Denai — Hantu Denei · Demon of Wild-beast-tracks | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Gaharu | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Gharu | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Hantuan — Hantu-hantuan · Echo-spirits Hantu Hantuan are Malay jungle spirits that mimic human voices as echoes to confuse people traveling through the forest. | demon | archetype | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Hutan | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu katagoran | spirit | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Kayu | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Kopek Hantu Kopek is a Malay nightmare spirit or incubus that comes at night to oppress sleepers and prevent restful sleep. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Kubor — Grave Demons Hantu Kubor are Malay grave demons, spirits of the dead who linger near burials and seize opportunities to prey on the living. | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Laut Hantu Laut is the collective Malay name for spirits of the sea. | spirit | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Longgak — Hantu Longgok | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu mati di-bunoh — Hantu orang mati di-bunoh | ghost | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Pemburu — Spectre Huntsman · Wild Huntsman A Malay Wild Huntsman who races through stormy skies with supernatural hounds, paralleling the spectral hunt of European tradition. | spirit | individual | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Raya Hantu Raya is a powerful Malay Great Demon of the jungle and crossroads, lying in wait for unwary nighttime travelers. | demon | species | malay | canon | 2 |
| Hantu Ribut Hantu Ribut is a destructive Malay storm demon that howls through wind, whips up whirlwinds, and shrieks across forests. | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Rimba — Deep-forest Demon Hantu Rimba is the Malay spirit of the primeval forest, inhabiting dangerous reaches of deep jungle. | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Sakai — Hantu raya · M awas | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hantu Si Buru | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hantu Songkei — Untying Demon Hantu Songkei is a partially invisible Malay spirit with an enormous nose and encircling eyes that sabotages traps set for animals and birds. | demon | species | malay | candidate | 2 |
| Hantu Tinggi — Tall Demons | spirit | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Hanukkah — Channukah | custom | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hanuman — HANUMAN · HANUMAT The superhuman monkey chief and son of the wind who flies, moves mountains, and aids Rama against Ravana. | deity | individual | hindumalay | candidate | 3 |
| HANUMAN-NA TAKA-HARI-HARA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| HANUMAX-XATAKA | figure | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hanyi | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hap — Hapi · Iiap · Hapy · Apis Hap, or Hapy, embodies the Nile's life-giving inundation, appearing as a heavy, blue-green man whose waters irrigate Egypt. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 10 |
| Hap (Apis), Bull, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hap, city of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hap, Hapi, the Nile-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hap = north | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hap-re | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hap-semu-s | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hap, son of Horus — Hapi (son of Horus) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hap-tcheserts | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hap-ur | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapi-Asmat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapi-Khnemu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapi (Nile) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hapi (Nile-god) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapi-Nu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapi-Ptah | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hapinunu Hapinunu are female demons of Bolivian Quechua and Aymara belief who fly by night, snare people with dangling breasts, and abduct them. | demon | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hapiu (Apis) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hapmeness son of Hercules by Oria | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Happemousche | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Happen Line — Ghost of the Carob Tree | ghost | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Happy Auger — Schnellgeiste (“quick spirit”) · Snallygaster · Snollygoster The Happy Auger is a kangaroo-like lumberwoods creature whose heavy corkscrew tail roots it in place when it spins. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| happy hunting ground | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Happyhorse Head | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Hapt-re | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hapti-ta-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hapyxelor — Hapaxelor · Mussie | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harabah | place | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Haraja — l-hraja | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Haran | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Harataunga | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hárbardsljód | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Harbonah | spirit | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hardstone of Hunduan | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hare — hare · Sungura · Kalulu · Mwakatsoo A lunar animal archetype combining fertility, renewal, speed, vulnerability, and the cleverness of a far-ranging trickster. | figure | archetype | bantucelticheraldic | candidate | 8 |
| Hare and the Tortoise | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hare-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hare-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hare in the Moon | figure | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hare, nome of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Harepukahasharesha- baiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Harethi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hari sa Boqued | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hariit | spirit | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Harimau Jalur | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| HARITA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Harith | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Harith bin Jabala | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hariti — Karitei-Mo · Kishimojin Hariti is a former child-eating ogress converted by Buddha into a guardian goddess who protects children, aids conception, and heals the young. | demon | species | — | canon | 5 |
| HARITS — HARITAS | figure | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| harlequin | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| harlot | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harmonia's necklace | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Haron — Peor | spirit | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Haroun and Harouna | figure | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| harp — Harp The harp denotes passage to the otherworld, death, seasonal change, and sacred music; Celtic tradition particularly associates it with Dagda and Ireland. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 4 |
| Harpagos — Xanthos | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harpagus | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Harpaleus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpalus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harpalyce | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Harpalycus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpies | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpies | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Harpies — Aello · Ocypete | figure | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpies — Aello · Aellopus · Ocypetes · Nicothoe | figure | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpies | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harpies by Electra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harpina | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Harpocrates — Horus the Child · Harpokrates Harpocrates is Horus the Child, the posthumous son of Isis and Osiris and a major youthful member of Egyptian temple triads. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 8 |
| Harpocrates gods | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Harpocrates, origin of | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Harpuiai — Harpies The Harpuiai are swift winged storm spirits, daughters of Thaumas in Hesiod, who abduct people and appear in variant traditions as supernatural guardians. | figure | species | greek | registered | 2 |
| Harpukakashareshabaiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Harpy — harpy · Aellopus · Nicothoe · Jungfraunadler Harpies are swift wind spirits with women's heads and vulture bodies, notorious for carrying people away. | figure | species | greekheraldic | canon | 12 |
| Harpys | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harr | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harris, James Rendel | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Harris, Joel Chandler | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| harrow | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Harrum-Mo | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Harry-Ca-Nab | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hart — hart The hart denotes solitude, purity, grace, resurrection, and spiritual longing; trampling a serpent makes it an image of sacred victory over evil. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Harth | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Harthgrepa | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hartland, Edwin Sidney | other | individual | british | registered | 2 |
| Hartmann | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Harts | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Harum — City of Women | place | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Harun — Haruna | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Harun al-Rashid | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Harunu'r-Rashid | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| haruspices | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Harut — Haroot and Maroot | spirit | individual | persian | candidate | 2 |
| Harut and Marut — Harut And Marut Harut and Marut are Islamic angels sent to experience human temptation; after succumbing, they remained on earth teaching astrology and magic. | spirit | individual | — | candidate | 4 |
| harvest | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| harvest dances | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| harvest doll — harvest queen · kern baby | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Harvest-Fly | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Harvest Home — Ingathering · Inning · Kern | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| HARYASWAS | deity | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| has | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hasan of Bassorah | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hasan Sabbah — Old Man of the Mountain | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hasapiko | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hashi-hime — bridge princess | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hashi Hime (HAH-she HEE-may) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hashim | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| hashish — hasheesh | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hashmal — Hashmalim | spirit | species | jewish | candidate | 2 |
| Hashmaltm | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| HASYARYAYA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hat — hat The hat denotes authority, social rank, protected thought, and assumed personality; changing or removing it signals altered belief, homage, freedom, or concealment. | symbol | archetype | egyptian | registered | 5 |
| Hat-chetchu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hat-mehit, nome of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hatahiro — loom-sp an | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hatan | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| hatch | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hatchawa | person | individual | south-american | registered | 1 |
| hatchet | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hatet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathach | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hathon of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor — Hwt-hr Hathor is Egypt's golden cow-horned goddess of birth, rebirth, and cosmic renewal, embodying both nurturing and destructive aspects of the solar family. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 8 |
| Hathor-Aphrodite | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor destroys man- kind | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor, flint symbol of | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor of Aphrodito- polis | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor of Cusae | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor of Dendera | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor of Diospolis Parva | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathor of Nut-ent-Hap | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathors, the Seven | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hathors, the Twelve | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hati — Hati Hródvitnisson · Gamr · Garm · Garm the Watchdog of the Dead A gigantic Norse wolf who pursues the moon while his brother Skoll chases the sun, and who may also guard Hel's gate. | figure | individual | norse | canon | 2 |
| Hatif — hátif An unseen voice in Arabic tradition that delivers timely warnings, guidance, or wisdom, often in verse and sometimes as a jinn’s manifestation. | spirit | species | arab | canon | 3 |
| Hatim Ta'i | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hatmehyt | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hatshepset | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hatto | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hatuibwari — Hasibwari Hatuibwari is a winged, serpentine Melanesian progenitor with a four-eyed, four-breasted female torso who nourished all living things. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hatupatu | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hau Hau is a monstrous Egyptian serpent that grapples with Osiris in the underworld and can be destroyed by a royal spell. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hau-ma-roto-roto — fine weather | deity | archetype | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hau-maringiringi — mists | deity | archetype | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hau-whenua — gentle breezes | deity | archetype | maori | registered | 1 |
| Haufud | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Haugbonde | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Haul on the Bowline | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Haumea | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Haumia-tikitiki — Haumia · Hauraia-tikitiki | deity | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hauna-aru-her-hra Hauna-aru-her-hra is a crocodile-faced serpent effigy pierced with a knife in rites intended to subdue Apep. | demon | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Haungaroa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| haunted house | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Haupu | spirit | individual | hawaiian | registered | 5 |
| Haurvatat | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hauwahine | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hávamál | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Havfine | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Havfrue — Mermaid The Havfrue is a golden-haired Danish mermaid who may help or betray humans and can foretell important events. | figure | species | european | candidate | 3 |
| Havgan — Hafgan | person | individual | celticwelsh | registered | 3 |
| Havhest A Scandinavian sea monster, Havhest combines a fish or serpent body with a horse's head, fearsome fangs, yellow eyes, and fiery breath. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| HAVIR-BHUJ — HAYISH-MATA | spirit | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Havmand — Havman · Havstrambe · Havfrue · Havma∂¯ur The Havmand is a generally benign Scandinavian merman, handsome and sometimes blue-skinned, who lives beneath the sea or in coastal caves. | figure | species | european | candidate | 8 |
| haw | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hawaii-loa | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 6 |
| Hawepotiki — Te Hawepotiki | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| hawk | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hawk | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hawk | figure | archetype | south-american | registered | 1 |
| Hawk — Mother Hawk | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hawk and the Nightingale | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hawk, antiquity of worship of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hawk-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hawk, nome of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hawk, the Great | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hawks as abodes of dis- embodied spirits | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| hawthorn — Hawthorn Hawthorn denotes fairy presence, marriage, virginity, fertility, and magical protection, while its blossoms and May customs bind erotic, seasonal, and apotropaic meanings. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Haxey Hood Games | custom | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| hay Hay denotes luck when encountered head-on, bad omen from behind, and, in poetic symbolism, sexuality, harvest abundance, or a dry central mound. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| HAYA-GRlYA | demon | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hayagriva Hayagriva is a horse-headed Hindu figure appearing as a scripture-stealing Daitya defeated by Vishnu and in Buddhism as a protector. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hayicanako — Old Woman Underneath Us This immense Tlingit giantess, called the Old Woman Beneath Us, supports the world and watches over the earth's stability. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hayk | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hayyot Immense holy living creatures who support God’s throne, praise the divine, and radiate fire born from reverent awe. | spirit | species | jewish | candidate | 4 |
| Haz | figure | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hazar — Hazaran | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hazara | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| hazel — Hazel · Coll · the hazel Hazel denotes hidden wisdom, inspiration, divination, love, peace, and protective magic; its nuts, wands, sacred groves, and dowsing uses carry these powers. | symbol | archetype | irish | registered | 4 |
| Hchion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hcishish | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| He | symbol | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| He-Li-Di | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hea-Bani — Hea-bani · Heabani Hea-Bani is a satyr-like Chaldean forest sage who understood animals, explained Izdubar's dreams, and joined the future ruler's perilous travels. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Head — head · decapitation The head denotes mind, soul, life-force, authority, fertility, and cosmic unity, while a Philippine tale literalizes Head as the name of a limbless son. | symbol | archetype | celticphilippine | registered | 5 |
| Head Chief | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Head = hawk | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Headache — Ti'i | demon | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Headache Demon — Ti'i | demon | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Headless Mule The Headless Mule is a fire-breathing Brazilian transformation imposed on a woman believed to have taken a priest as her lover. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| healing stones | living object | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Health-virgin | deity | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Hear Omen | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Hearing, god of | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| heart | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| heart | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Heart = Bastet | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heart, Chapters of | tale | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| heart's ease — heart's-ease Heart’s-ease is the pansy and denotes peace of mind; the name also belonged to a popular Elizabethan tune. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| heart saved from cremation | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hearth — Hearth The hearth denotes home, nourishment, kinship, sacred center, and communication with gods or dead, uniting receptive earth with generative fire. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 3 |
| hearts | concept | — | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| heat | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| heather | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Heathrow | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Heaven — heaven · Uranus · Ouranos · cosmology Heaven denotes spirit, divinity, and the usually paternal principle opposite material earth; traditions picture it as blue, round, domed, starry, or architecturally vaulted. | place | individual | egyptiangreekmesopotamianpersian | registered | 10 |
| Heaven attacked by Typhon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heaven country | place | individual | bantu | registered | 2 |
| Heaven of Osiris, the | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heaven-tree | living object | individual | bantu | registered | 1 |
| heavenly | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Heavenly Cock — Three-Legged Bird · Bird of Dawn · Celestial Cock · Chu-Ya (“he who enlightens the night”) The Heavenly Cock is a golden, three-legged Chinese sun bird whose dawn song and protective power repel demonic influences from humanity. | figure | species | — | canon | 4 |
| Heavy-dew | concept | archetype | maori | registered | 1 |
| Heb-Antet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heb-apt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heb-kert | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| heb-sed | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Heb-tep | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hebe | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heben | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hebennu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hebenu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heber One of three surviving sons of Miled who reached Ireland after the Tuatha Dé Danann raised a destructive enchanted storm. | person | individual | irish | registered | 1 |
| Hebes-ka | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hebi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebrews | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hebrews, Heaven of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebrews, Heil of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebrews, their system of Angels | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebs | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebset | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hebt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hebt-re-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hecaitomixw | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hecate — Hekate Hecate is a moon and magic goddess, daughter of Perses and Asteria, associated with madness, dangerous feminine power, and serpentine imagery. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 9 |
| Hecatoncheires — Hekatoncheires | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hector | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hector | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba buried in the | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hecuba by Metope | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hedammu Hedammu is an insatiable Hurrian sea serpent, born to Kumarbi and a sea god’s daughter, that attacks anything entering its waters. | demon | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hedessa | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| hedge | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hedge | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hedge-sparrow | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hedgehog — hedgehog · Urcheon · Hurcheon The hedgehog denotes self-defense and cunning, but Christian imagery makes it a soul-thieving evil, while Sumerian tradition associates it with Ishtar and motherhood. | symbol | archetype | egyptianheraldic | registered | 6 |
| Hedley Kow — Hedley kow | custom | individual | britishenglish | registered | 4 |
| Hedor | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hee father of Menestheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heel — heel The heel denotes the hidden weakness of otherwise invulnerable heroes, yet the same body part can crush serpents and represent victory over evil. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Heels = souls of Annu | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hega | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hegai | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Heges | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heget | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Heglik-tree | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heh, central support of heaven | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heh Gods | deity | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heh, Lake of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hehet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hehi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hehu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hehui | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hehut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hei | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| heiau | place | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heid — Gullveig | figure | individual | norse | registered | 2 |
| Heidreker | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Heidrún — Heidrun (HAYTH-roon) Valhalla's goat, browsing the tree Laerad and producing an inexhaustible daily barrel of mead for Odin's fallen warriors. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| heifer | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Height at Corinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heilyn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Heilyn Goch | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Heimdall — Gullintanni · Hallinskídi · Heimdallr Heimdall is the keen-sensed Norse guardian of the gods, watching Bifrost with minimal sleep and carrying the world-resounding Gjallarhorn. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 4 |
| Heinin Vardd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Heinze | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heinzelmannchen — Heinzelmännchen Heinzelmannchen are helpful German household elves said to work unseen at night, baking, washing, and serving favored or indebted people. | fairy | species | european | candidate | 2 |
| Heiroku | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Heise | person | individual | african | registered | 1 |
| heitiki | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heitsi-Eibib — Haitsi-aibab · kabip A supernatural Khoikhoi hero, repeatedly reborn after death, renowned as a hunter and slayer of the monster Ga-gorib. | deity | individual | african | candidate | 3 |
| Heka | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heka | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Heka — Hika | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hekabe | other | individual | greek | registered | 7 |
| Hekale | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hekau | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hekemt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hekennut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hekent | figure | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hekenth | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hekret — AKENEH · Hek · Hekau · Hyk Hekret is a feared underworld serpent that consumes bodies and blood, yet remains vulnerable to a spell attributed to Unas. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hektor | person | individual | greek | registered | 5 |
| Hel — Hela Hel is Loki and Angrboda's half-living, half-dark daughter, ruling those who die from illness or age in her fortified Niflheim realm. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Hel Keplein — Tamkappe · Nebelkappe | living object | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Held | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heled | place | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Heleipawa (Kapawa) — Kapawa | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Helen | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 7 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen Luyddawc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Helen on Nemesis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helen to Egypt | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helenos | other | individual | greek | registered | 7 |
| Helenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Helenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helenus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helenus | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Heleus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helga | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Helhest | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heliconiades | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Heliconis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helikaon | other | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Helimus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heliodromos Medieval Europeans imagined Heliodromos, the sun's courier, as a hybrid combining a griffin with a vulture. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Heliogabalus — Elagabalus | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis | place | — | egyptian | registered | 7 |
| Heliopolis and Aten worship | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, Bull of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, company of gods of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, lions of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, Mnevis god of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, paut of gods of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis, sycamore of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolis visited by Piankhi | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heliopolitan doctrine | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heliopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Helios — Sun · the Sun Helios is the Greek sun god, later often conflated with Apollo, whose sacred cattle grazed on Thrinacia. | deity | individual | egyptianeuropeangreek | candidate | 12 |
| Heliotrope — heliotrope Heliotrope denotes solar devotion and enduring love, reflecting the flower’s legendary turning toward Helios and its association with Apollo and Clytie. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Helix | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hell — hell | place | individual | egyptianjewishpersian | registered | 11 |
| Hell, prototype of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hell, Seven Mansions of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hell-wain | living object | archetype | european | registered | 1 |
| Hellanicus | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hellawes | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Helle | tale-figure | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| hellebore | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hellen | place | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hellen | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hellen | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hellen | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hellen by Pyrrha | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hellespont The Hellespont is the strait named for Helle’s fall from the golden ram, later associated with Leander’s nightly swim to Hero. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hellespont named after Helle | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hellhound A hellhound is a gigantic black, fire-eyed dog that chases nighttime travelers and drags captured souls into Hell. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hellyas | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Helmas | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Helmet — helmet The helmet denotes protection, preservation, salvation, warriorhood, and hidden thought; traditions also associate it with Hades’ invisibility and divine or heroic attributes. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Helmet of Pluto | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helops | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Helos | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Helsko — Dead Shoes · Todenschuh Shoes fastened to the dead in early Germanic and Scandinavian custom to ease their difficult journey along the road to Hel. | custom | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Helston Dragon | figure | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Helye — Helias A figure carried with Enoch in a fiery beam to the otherworldly region near Avalon and the earthly paradise. | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hem-nu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hem-taiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hema | person | individual | hawaiianmaori | registered | 2 |
| HEMA-CHANDEA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| HEMA-KUIA | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| HEMADEI | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hemah — Wrath Hemah is the primordial angel of wrath, formed from red and black fire and numbered among the destructive powers sent against Israel. | spirit | individual | jewish | candidate | 2 |
| Hemaka | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| hematite | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hememet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hemen | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hemetch | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hemhem | demon | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hemhemet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hemhemti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hemicynes — Half-dog people A medieval sailors' race of partly canine humans supposedly living in the farthest northern lands familiar to Europeans. | figure | species | greek | candidate | 2 |
| Hemithea | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hemithea | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hemithea | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| hemlock | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hemlock | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hemlock | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| hemlock | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hemp | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hemt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hemth Hemth is a blood-drinking Egyptian serpent that devours underworld travelers and can be destroyed through a royal magical formula. | figure | — | egyptian | candidate | 3 |
| Hemti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| hen — Hen The hen denotes maternity, procreation, providence, and perseverance, while black or crowing hens can signify diabolism or feminine dominance. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Hen-en-ba | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hen-Heru | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hen-pesetchi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hen Wen — Henwen · Hen-Wen · the sow of Dallweir Dallpenn | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| henbane | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Henbedestyr — Ancient-Walker | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Henbi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heneb | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henen-su | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Henena | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heng — Heno · Hino | spirit | species | — | registered | 3 |
| Hengroen — Llamrei Hengroen, also called Llamrei, is King Arthur's horse at the final battle of Camlan. | figure | individual | celticwelsh | candidate | 2 |
| Henham Dragon — Essex Serpent · Henham Serpent | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Henhenith | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Henkhisesui (Hast wind) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henkies Henkies are the limping trows of Orkney and Shetland, recognizable by their uneven gait while dancing. | deity | species | british | candidate | 3 |
| Henky | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Henmemet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hennu Boat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Henotheism | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henry IV | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Henry Martyn | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Henry, Mellinger Edward | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hensek | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hent | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hent (Isis) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hent-neteru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hent-nut-s | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hent-she | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hentch-hentch | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henti (Osiris) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Henti-requ | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hentiu Hentiu denotes armed, many-headed beings stationed near Ra's vessel in the Tenth Hour of the underworld. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Henwas — Old-Servant | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Henwas Adeinawg | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| henweh — henwoie | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Henwyneb — Old-Face | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Heosphoros Heosphoros is the divine Morning Star, born to Astraios and Eos alongside the winds and other stars. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hep | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hep-Meht | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hep-Reset | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hep-ur | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hepa | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hepath | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestine | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hephaestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaestus | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hephaistos — Hephaestus Hephaistos is the Greek divine smith and fire god, son of Hera or Zeus, who forged extraordinary objects and weapons for gods and heroes. | deity | individual | egyptiangreek | candidate | 6 |
| Hept-seshet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hept-shet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hept-ta Hept-ta guards the far end of the corridor in the Eighth Hour of the Egyptian underworld. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heptanomis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heptet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heq | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heq-at (nome) | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heq, ka of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heq-ur | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heqet — Heqat · Hekat · Heqt · Hak Heqet is Egypt's frog goddess of childbirth and resurrection, defending women and children and helping the dead be reborn. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 2 |
| Heqtit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-a-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-ab-Khentu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-ab-uda | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-aua | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-ba | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-hepes | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-hequi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-ka | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-khu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-pest | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-qenbet-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-sha-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-sha-s Her-sha-s is one of four fiery goddesses who personify and rule the blazing Egyptian desert. | deity | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Her-she-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-she-taiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-she-tuati | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-shefi | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-sheft | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-ta | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-taui | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-tep-aha-her-neb-s | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-tept | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Her-tesu-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-thertu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-tuaiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-uatch-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Her-ut-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hera | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | deity | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hera | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hera | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hera | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hera and lays it beside Ixion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heraclea in Mysia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heracleopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heracles — Alcides · Amphitryoniades · Hercules · Herakles Heracles is the mighty son of Zeus and Alcmena; another reference invokes his servitude in a discussion of cosmic cycles. | symbol | individual | greek | registered | 8 |
| Heraclides | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heraclids | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heraclids | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heraclitus | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Heraclius | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Heraeeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herakhty — Harakhte · Horakhte | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Herakleopolis Magna | other | — | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Heraldic Antelope — Antelope (sensu antiquo) A stylized English heraldic beast used chiefly as a supporter, only distantly resembling the natural antelope or ibex that inspired it. | heraldic | species | heraldic | candidate | 2 |
| Heraldic Devil — Fiend A rare heraldic charge, exemplified by a horned red devil with six paws and a fish tail. | heraldic | species | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| heraldic unicorn | heraldic | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| herb — Herb The herb denotes healing and rural life, especially magical vegetation capable of restoring the dead, though some cited passages concern unrelated figures. | symbol | archetype | greek | registered | 3 |
| herbs | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hercinia Hercinia is a bird of Germany's legendary Hercynian Forest whose luminous plumage guided nighttime travelers. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hercules | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | living object | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hercules | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hercules — Herculi | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules and the Argo | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules as a slave | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules at | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hercules at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules beside his grave | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules by Exole | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules by the daughters of | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules carried up to | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules comes from | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules cuts himself a club at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules for Deianira | living object | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules gives him his bow | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules in | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules in Hades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules initiated in the | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules Liryus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hercules ordered to dwell at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules ordered to serve | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules passes by | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules Romano- | deity | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hercules sacrifices to | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules to | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules to catch the bull | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules to the river Evenus | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules with Omphale | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercules woos Deianira at | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hercynian Stag — The Great Black Stag of the Hercynian Forest · Unicorn Stag | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| herd | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Herds of Augeas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herecgunina | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Herensugue A Basque demon, Herensugue may appear as a seven-headed deformity, an airborne snake, or a dragon. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Herent | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Herert Herert is a many-coiled underworld serpent who lies among the personified hours and produces twelve young serpents to consume them. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heri-akeba-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heri-sep-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heri-seru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heri-uru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Herit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| herm | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermae — herms | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermanubis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hermaphrodite — hermaphrodite The hermaphrodite denotes androgynous creation, the integration of opposites, and a primordial wholeness imagined as self-sufficient unity. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hermaphroditos — Hermaphroditus Hermaphroditos is the bisexual child of Hermes and Aphrodite, either dual-sexed from birth or transformed through union with the nymph Salmacis. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Hermes | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | other | — | egyptian | registered | 6 |
| Hermes — Argeiphontes · Slayer of Argus | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes | spirit | individual | american | registered | 1 |
| Hermes slays giant Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes to Apollo | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes to Egypt | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermes to steal Io | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermikki | figure | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Herminon — Iierminon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hermion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermione | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermione | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hermione | other | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Hermit — Sergius | person | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hermo | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hermod — Hermód Hermod is Odin's son or servant who rides Sleipnir into Hel and negotiates the impossible condition for Baldr's return. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Hermon | living object | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hermonthis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 6 |
| Hermonthites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hermopolis | place | — | egyptian | registered | 5 |
| Hermopolis, Hight gods of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hermopolis Magna | place | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hermopolis of North | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hermopolis of South | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hermopolis, Souls of | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hermopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hermus | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Herne the Hunter — Herne Herne the Hunter is Windsor's antlered spectral huntsman, variously understood as a hanged forester's ghost or an older spirit of woodland and oak. | spirit | individual | britishcelticeuropean | candidate | 5 |
| hero | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hero/Heroine | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Herod's Twelve Daughters — Fevers · Convulsions | demon | species | russian | registered | 1 |
| Herodias | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Herodorus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herodotus, quoted or referred to | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heroes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heroic Fairies | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Herok’a | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Heron — heron · Heme The heron denotes dawn, renewal, vigilance, and watery stillness, while Bororo myth makes Heron the keeper who releases night. | symbol | archetype | heraldicsouth-american | registered | 4 |
| Heron, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heroopolis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Heroopolites | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Herraudr | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Herren-Surge | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Herrick, Robert | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Herring — herring The herring carries fish sexuality and a Celtic taboo surrounding the shoal-leading Royal Herring; heraldry also uses it as a family-name charge. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 2 |
| Herscheklos | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Herse | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herse | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herse | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herse | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hert-ermen | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hert-Hant-ua | demon | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hert-hantua | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hert-Ketit-s — Hert-ketit-s Hert-Ketit-s is a lion-headed underworld goddess who breathes fire into a pit of fiends before hacking them apart with a huge knife. | demon | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hert-Nekenit — Hert-nekenit Hert-Nekenit is an armed underworld woman who spits fire upon the souls of fiends confined in her chamber. | demon | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hert-Nemmat-Set — Hert-nemmat-set Hert-Nemmat-Set is an Egyptian underworld fiend who oversees a pit containing the severed heads and shadows of the damned. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 3 |
| Hert-sefu-s — Hert-Sefu-S Hert-sefu-s is a female Egyptian underworld demon who punishes the heads and shadows of the damned and shares guardianship with Hert-Nemmat-Set. | demon | — | egyptian | canon | 4 |
| Hertit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hertit-an | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-aah | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ahai | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ai | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-am-hennu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-am-henu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru - ami - abu-her-ab- ami-khat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ami-athen | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-an-mut-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru, an official | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ap-shata | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-ap-sheta-taui | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-da-abu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-em-au-ab | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-em-heb | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-em-het-Aa | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-em-khebit | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-em-khent-an-maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-hebenn | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-hekennu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-hekenu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-hennu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-her-khet | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-her-neferu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-her-uatch-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru (Horus) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ka | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ka-nekht | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-ka-pet | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khabit | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khart | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khent-an-maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-khent-heh | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khent-khatith | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khent-khatthi | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-khent-peru | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-khenti-an-Maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khenti-khat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru - khenti- maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khesbetch-maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khuti | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-khuti | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Heru-khuti-Khepera | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khuti-Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-khuti-Tem | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khuti-Temu - Heru Khepera | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-khuttha | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-ma-taui-pa-khart | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-merti | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-neb-Mesen | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-neb-ureret | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-netch-hra-tef-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-netch-tef-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-netch-tef-f em ren- f neb | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-nub | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-p-ka | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-p-khart of Busiris | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-pa-khart | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-pa-khart, son of Hat-Mehit | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-pe-sheta | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-Ra-p-khart | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-sa-Ast | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-sa-Ast-sa-Asar | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-sekha | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-sekhai | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-sept | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-shefi = Osiris | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-shemshu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-shet-hra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-shu-p-khart | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-sma-taui | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-Tat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-Tehuti | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-tema | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-tesher | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-tesher-maati | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru, the Hawk-god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru, the oldest god | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-thema | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-ti | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-Tuat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-tuati Heru-tuati is a hawk deity perched on a coil of the underworld serpent Khepri. | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Heru-ur and Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heru-ur (Aroeris) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ur, god ofthe North | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ur of Sekhem | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heru-ur of the South | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Herui (Horus-Set) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Herui (nome) | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Herui-senui | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Herus | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hervor — All-white · Hervardar Hervor appears either as a swan-cloaked Valkyrie or as Angantyr's daughter, who awakens him to claim the enchanted sword Tyrfing. | fairy | individual | european | candidate | 2 |
| Hervules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Herzeloyde | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hes | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hes-hra | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hes-nefer-Sebek | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hes-tchefetch | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hesamut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hesat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hesentet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hesert | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Heshwash ceremony | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hesi | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hesiod | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hesione | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hesione | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesione to a sea monster | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| HesioW | figure | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesmenny | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hespere — Hesperia One of the Hesperides, a western nymph who tends the distant garden of golden apples and mourns its slain serpent guardian. | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hesperesthusa | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides — Aegle · Erythia · Hesperia · Arethusa | spirit | species | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Hesperides | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides | figure | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hesperides | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides | spirit | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesperides from Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesperis Hesperis is a daughter of the evening god Hesperos who, in a later account, bore the seven Hesperides to Atlas. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hesperos Hesperos is the god of evening, imagined in some traditions as father or ancestor of the western Hesperides. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hespu, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hessie | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hestia Hestia is the firstborn daughter of Cronus and Rhea, swallowed at birth by her father alongside her divine siblings. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 7 |
| Hestiaea | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hestiaea | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesychia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hesychia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Het | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het | symbol | archetype | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Het-aa | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-Abtit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Ant | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-baiut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Benben | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Het-Benbenet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Bennu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-d-nekht | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-ennut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-her-ateb | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Hert (Hathor) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-Heru | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-ka-khnem-neteru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-ka-Ptah | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Het-ka-Ptah (see Mem- phis) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-khaat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-khas | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-khat | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-khebit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-maa-kheru | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-Mut | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-nefert-Tem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-neh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Net | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Nut | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Reshp | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-sa-Ast | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het - sekhem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-ser | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-Serqet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-Seshesh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-stau-kher-aha-Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-suten | place | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-ta-her-ab | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-teft | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-temtet-Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-tua-Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-uart | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Het-ur-ka | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-urt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Het-utet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetch-a | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetch-abehu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hetch-met | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetch-nan | figure | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetch-Nau — Hetch-nau Hetch-Nau is a two-headed serpent that joins Nehebkau in guarding Osiris while he appears as Osiris the Seeker. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetch-paar | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetch-re-pest-tep | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetchhetch | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetchiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetchuti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetemet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetemet-baiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetemet-khemiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetemet-khu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetemitet Hetemitet is a knife-bearing tomb guardian who protects a form of Osiris and helps dismember Apep each day. | figure | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetep | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetep (city) | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetep-ka | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetep -khenti-Tuat | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetep-mes | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetep-sekhet | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetep-sekhus | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetep-taui | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetepet, city of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Heteptiu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetepui | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetet-Sept | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hetetet | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hetewane — Pleiades | symbol | archetype | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Hettenuut | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hettwn Glafyrawc | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hettwn Talaryant | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| HEumaeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Heurodis | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Heveydd Hen | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Heveydd Hir | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| hex | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hexagram | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hexateuch | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| heyoka | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hezekiah | person | individual | jewish | registered | 3 |
| Hgyptian text | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hhntcabht — Hiintcabiit | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hi‘ilawe | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Hi‘ilei | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 5 |
| Hi-mu | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hialmar | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hiawatha — Haio^hwa'tha · Haion-Hwa-Tha · He-Who-Makes-Rivers | tale-figure | individual | north-american | registered | 2 |
| Hibagon | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hibernia | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hibil — Hibil Ziwa | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hibiscus — hibiscus · the great god Hibiscus Hibiscus denotes delicate, proud beauty in one source; another names Hibiscus as a buried great god defining a mythic landscape. | symbol | archetype | chinese | registered | 2 |
| Hicetaon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hick-a-more | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hick-a-more | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hicklesnifer | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 | |
| other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 | |
| hide-and-seek | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hidebehind — Iiidebehind This American lumberjack monster vanishes behind trees or other objects, outmaneuvering anyone who turns to look before abducting solitary woodsmen. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hideri-gami — drought -bringer | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hidimba | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| HIEANYAKSHA | demon | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hiel | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hieracosphinx — Hieraco-Sphinx · Hierocosphinxex The Egyptian Hieracosphinx joins a lion's body to a hawk or falcon head and expresses the solar authority of Re or Horus. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Hierax | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hierax blabs on Io | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hieromneme | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| hieros gamos — Sacred Marriage A sacred-marriage rite representing divine union, sometimes enacted by people or symbols and often interpreted as joining earth and sky for fertility. | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 2 |
| Hierosolymus | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hieusis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| High-Finned Sperm Whale — High-finned cachalot | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| High priest of Memphis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| High priest of Thebes, title of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| high way | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Highhorse Reptile | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Highland fling | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Higo — Willow Wife | spirit | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hihi | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hiiaka (-i-ka-poli-o-Pele) — Hiiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hiimdn | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hiisi — Juods · Juudas · Juutas · Lempo Hiisi began as a Finnish forest god but became a ragged, lidless-eyed woodland guardian and eventually a minor devil under Christian influence. | demon | individual | finnish | canon | 9 |
| Hiium | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hikap | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hikapoloa | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| HIKAYYA-KAtflPU | demon | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hikeshi-baba — fire-extinguishing hag | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hiketaon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hikoboshi — Kengyu | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hiku (and Kawelu) | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 3 |
| Hikuleo | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hikuli — peyote dance or hikuli A name for the mescal button and, by extension, the peyote dance. | concept | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hilaeira | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hilaira | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hilaira | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hilde | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hildebrand | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hildesuin — Hildesvin · Hildisvíni Freyja's golden-bristled battle boar, Hildesuin may also represent her favored human Ottar transformed for a journey to Valhalla. | deity | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Hileithyia | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hileithyiapolis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hileithyiaspolis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hili (Hil-ee) — TIKOLOSHE · Tokoloshe Hili is a skull-headed vampiric bird whose falling filth infects victims, then follows them until it can scavenge their bodies. | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hilili | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hill — Hill The hill denotes elevation, worship, approach to heaven, and ancestral burial, while Celtic tradition links hills with fairy mounds and sacred sites. | symbol | individual | celtic | registered | 3 |
| hill-billy | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hill Folk — Hill People · Hogfolk Benevolent but melancholy Scandinavian hill and cave spirits, human in appearance and sometimes heard singing on bright summer nights. | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Hill of Ward | other | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hille Bingen | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hillmen — Hill-Men · Hogmen · Hogmen, or Hillmen · Hill-man | fairy | archetype | britisheuropean | candidate | 5 |
| Hills — Ourea | deity | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Him Who Made Us | deity | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| HIMACHALA — HIMADEI | place | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Himamushi-nyūdō — firebug monk | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Himantopodes | figure | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Himapandara — Sarvabhauma · Sarva-Bhauma · Sarvabhavma A Hindu guardian elephant of the north, associated with Kubera and paired with Tamrakarna. | deity | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| HIMAVAT — Himavat Himavat is the divine personification of the Himalayas, husband of Mena and father of the goddesses Uma and Ganga. | deity | individual | hindu | candidate | 2 |
| Himbarawaen | place | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Himbasan | spirit | species | malay | registered | 1 |
| Himefaxi — Hrimfaxi · Hrímfaxi · Hrimfaxi (REEM-vaks-i) · Hrimfax (“frost bringer”) Himefaxi is the frost-maned horse that pulls Night's chariot across the Norse sky, shedding foam that becomes morning dew. | figure | species | norse | candidate | 4 |
| Himeros | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Himinbjörg | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Himinbrjoter — Heaven Bellower · Heaven Breaker · Himinbrioter · Himinhriot | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hin-Han | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hina — Ku (and Hina) | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 8 |
| Hina-aikamalama (-hanaia- — Hina-i-ka-malama · Wahine-i-mehani | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-i-ke-ahi | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 3 |
| Hina-kaalualu-moana | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-kawea (hawea) — Hina-hawea | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-ke-ka | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Hina-koula | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-lauae | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-luaikoa | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-nui-akalana | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-opuhalakoa | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-pukuia — Hina-pukuai | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hina-ulu-ohia (Lea) — Lea | deity | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Hinauri — Hina · Ihungarupaea | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hind — hind · Doe The hind denotes grace, keen hearing, timidity, purity, and chastity; Greek myth singles out the golden-horned Cerynitian hind captured by Heracles. | symbol | archetype | greekheraldic | registered | 3 |
| Hind Etin Hind Etin is a Scottish hill-dwarf who enchanted a princess into a secret union that produced seven sons and ended with her death. | figure | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hind Horn A Scottish ballad hero who returns just before his beloved marries another and proves his identity through her fading ring. | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hind Of Mount Ceryneia | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hine-ahu-one | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hine-i-te-iwaiwa — Hine-i-to-iwaiwa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hine-Marii | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hine-Moa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hine-nui-te-po | deity | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hine-tu-a-hoanga | deity | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hinemutu | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hinepiri-piri | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous — Mademoiselle from Armentieres | tale | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hinky-Punk — Hunky Punk A one-legged West Country will-o’-the-wisp that lures travelers by candlelight from safe paths into dangerous bogs. | fairy | species | british | candidate | 3 |
| Hinnom | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hinnom | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hinqumemen — Engulfer Hinqumemen is a sentient lake that pursues anyone stealing its water, engulfs the offender, and returns home to drown them. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hinthar | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hinu-en-Shu-nefer | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hinumbian | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hinzelmann — Hille Bingels · Luring A persistent German castle spirit, normally invisible but sometimes a curly-haired boy, who befriended servants and followed the household. | spirit | species | european | candidate | 3 |
| Hioi | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hiordis — Hjordis | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiphinous | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippalektryon — Cock Horse · Hippalectryon The hippalektryon is a Greek hybrid with a horse's forequarters and a rooster's wings, tail, and hind legs, depicted as a hero's mount. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hippalkimos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippalmus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippason | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippasos | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippasus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippasus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippethious | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippo — Hippe | person | individual | greek | registered | 5 |
| Hippocamp — Hippocampus · plural hippocampi or hippocamps · Hippocambus · Hippocampe The Hippocamp is a horse-fronted, fish-tailed water beast ridden by Nereids and harnessed to Poseidon’s sea chariot. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Hippocerf — Hippocervejs · Hippocervus (“deer horse”) This medieval heraldic hybrid has a deer's forequarters and a horse's rear, symbolizing fearful indecision and self-defeating action. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hippocoon | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippocoon | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippocoon and his sons | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocoon and his sons | living object | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocoontids | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocorystes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocorystes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocrate | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocrate | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippocrene Hippocrene is the Muses’ spring on Helicon, said to rise from Pegasus’s hoofprint and confer poetic inspiration through its waters. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hippodamas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamas | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamas | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodameia | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodameia | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodameia | other | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hippodameia | other | individual | greek | registered | 4 |
| Hippodameia | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippodameia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamia | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippodamia | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippodamia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamia | figure | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodamia | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippodamia | place | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippodice | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodoce | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippodromus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippofytus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippogriff — Hippogryph · Hippogtyph · (“horse GRIFFIN”) · SEEMURG The Hippogriff is a swift flying hybrid with a griffin's head, wings, and foreclaws joined to a horse's hindquarters. | figure | species | heraldic | canon | 6 |
| Hippoi Athanatoi — Hippoi Troiades (“horses of Troy”) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippokoon | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippokoontidai | person | species | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippolectryon | figure | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippolochos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippolochus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyta's girdle | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | figure | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolyte to Eurystheus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippolytus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippolytus | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippomachus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| hippomanes | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippomedon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippomedon | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippomedon | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippomedusa | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippomenes | person | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hipponoe | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hipponome | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hipponon | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hipponoos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hipponous | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippopotamus — hippopotamus · the hippopotamus The hippopotamus represents amphibious maternal power and strength; Egyptian traditions divide it between Taweret’s protection and Set’s violent virility. | symbol | archetype | bantuchineseheraldic | registered | 5 |
| Hippopotamus Goddesses | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hippopotamus of Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hippopotamus, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hippostratus | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippotes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippotes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippotes | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippotes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothoe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothoe | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothoe | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippothoe | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothoe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothoon | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippothoos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hippothous | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothous | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippothous | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippotiious | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hippotion | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippoturtleox | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hippozygus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hir Amreu — Hiramreu | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hir Eiddyl — Hireidil | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hirah — Hiram | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hiram | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hiranyagarbha | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiranyakasipu | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiratrwm | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hirbad | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hircocervus — Goat Stag · Horse Stag · Tragelaph The hircocervus is a stag-goat hybrid recorded in medieval bestiaries without an accompanying body of legend. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hirerwm | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hirguan Hirguan is a shaggy, gigantic humanoid demon from Gomera and the supernatural enemy of the island deity Orahan. | deity | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hirip | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiro | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Hirpeissawg — Long-Robe | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hisa-Me — Shiko-Me · Yomotsu-shikome · Eight Ugly Females of Yomi · Shikome Hideous female demons of the Japanese underworld, called Frowning Women or Shiko-Me. | demon | species | japanese | canon | 4 |
| Hisagita-imisi — Ibofanga | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hisenmenger | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hishwi | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hisi's hornet — Hisi's bird | figure | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| historic-geographic method | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hit | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| hital | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hitodama — human soul | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| HITOPADE/SA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hitotsume-Kozō | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hitotsume-Kozō (hee-TOH-tsoo-may ko-ZOH) | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hium captured by Hercules | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hive | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiwwa | figure | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hiyakudori | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiyori-bō — sun-monk | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hiyoyoa | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hiyya | figure | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hizri | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hjadningavíg | concept | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hjalmther | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hjft/SHIKE/SA | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| hkaung-beit-set | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hkum Yeng — Tak-Keng Hkum Yeng is the feared guardian nat of Wa villages, propitiated with the displayed spoils of headhunting to secure protection and abundance. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 4 |
| Hladgud — Swan-white | fairy | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hlectryou | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hlephantis | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hlid | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hlidskjálf | living object | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hlin — Hlín Hlin is Frigg's protective agent, perhaps another name for Frigg herself, assigned to shield selected people from danger. | deity | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| hlonipa | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hlóra — Hlora Hlora is Thor's otherwise unknown foster mother, mentioned only by Snorri. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 2 |
| hmawsaya | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hmi | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hmin | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hmin Nat | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hminza | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hnoss | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Ho-Ho Bird | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Ho Hsien-ku The sole woman among China's Eight Immortals, made deathless by mother-of-pearl and depicted with a peach, lotus, reed organ, wine, or clouds. | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hō-ō Hō-ō is a Chinese phoenix-like chimera counted among the classical beasts whose appearance promises exceptional good fortune. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Ho‘ohokukalani | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Ho‘okamali‘i | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Ho‘olae | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Ho-Oo — Hoo-oo · Hou-ou | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoamakeikekula | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 2 |
| Hoàn Kiem Turtle | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| hoard A hoard denotes hidden treasure; Celtic bog deposits may represent valuables concealed from raiders or sacrificial offerings made during crises. | symbol | archetype | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Hoard of Afrasiyab | living object | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| hoarseness | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoary corpse | ghost | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hob — Hobbe · Hob, or Hobthrust · Hobs · Hob-goblin Hob-goblin is another name for Robin Goodfellow, a domestic spirit combining traits of the Yorkshire boggart and barguest. | spirit | species | britisheuropean | candidate | 4 |
| Hob Headless | fairy | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Hob-Lantern | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobal — Hubal · Hobal Hubal | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobany — Hobredy | spirit | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Hobbit | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| hobbling | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobby | fairy | species | — | registered | 1 |
| hobby-horse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hobby-horse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hobbyhorse | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hobgoblin — hobgoblin · Hobgoblinet A hobgoblin is an ugly but generally friendly household spirit of the brownie type, helpful when respected yet prankish and easily offended. | figure | archetype | british | candidate | 3 |
| Hobgoblins | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hobhole Hob — Hob of Hobhole | fairy | individual | english | registered | 1 |
| Hobmen | concept | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Hobthrush — Hob Thrush · Hobthrust · Hobtrush · Thurse A northern English hob associated with wild places in some accounts and household chores in others, often departing when given clothes. | spirit | species | english | candidate | 3 |
| Hobyah — Hobyaii | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobyah — Hobyaii | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobyah | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hobyahs | tale | species | british | registered | 1 |
| Hocereu Wahira | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hochigan | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hocus-pocus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Höd | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hodag — Black Hodag A horned, spiny American lumberjack monster, the Hodag haunts swamps, eats wildlife or people, and emits a disabling stench. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hodeken — Hütchen · Hatekin · Little Hat | spirit | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Hodekin | fairy | species | — | registered | 2 |
| Hodening | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoder — Hodur | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoderi — Fire-shine | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hodge — Hodge-Pocher · Hodge-Poker Hodge is an old English name for a devilish bugbear regarded more as an irritating nuisance spirit than a truly terrifying demon. | demon | species | european | candidate | 2 |
| Hodi — Huveane · Khudjana · huve A regional name for the father of Huveane, the Pedi and Venda trickster who is sometimes regarded as humanity’s first man. | deity | individual | africanbantu | candidate | 5 |
| Hodmimir's Forest | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hoe | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoefir | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoenir | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hófvarpnir (HOHV-varp-nir) — Hofvarpnir · Hofvarpner · Hofvarpur | figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hog — hog · Sea The hog signifies impurity, appetite, sloth, and sensual degradation; “Sea Hog” instead names an early-modern marine monster, perhaps a walrus. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Hogboon — Hogboy | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hogfish — Hog Fish | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hogg, James | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Hogmanay — Cake Day | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hogmany — Hagmany | custom | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hogni | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hogs can see the wind | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hohobi | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoibaras | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hoiraatua | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hoita | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoji — Jewel Maiden · Tamamo-no-Mae · Spirit of the Death-Stone · the lady t amamo A malignant fox demon who lived as a Chinese emperor's consort before becoming Japan's Jewel Maiden and plotting the imperial line's destruction. | demon | individual | japanese | candidate | 4 |
| Hok Braz | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hokhmah | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hokhokw — Hoxhogwaxtewae · Hoxhok-of-the-Sky · Huxwhukw | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hōkō — Pénghoú · Count P’eng · Penghou · P’eng-hou A human-faced, doglike creature discovered inside a bleeding camphor tree, then cooked and reportedly found to taste like dog. | figure | species | japanese | candidate | 2 |
| Holda — Holle · Frau Holle · Frau Hulda · Gode A pale German lunar goddess who glides across the night sky with a court of bright-eyed maidens. | deity | individual | european | canon | 1 |
| Holde — Frau Hilde · Holle · Frau Holle · Hulda | deity | species | — | candidate | 5 |
| holding down the hat | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hole — hole The hole denotes void, feminine fertility, initiation, and a passage to other worlds, serving as both earthly depth and celestial gateway. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| holed stones | living object | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Holi — Hoolee · Hohlee · Phag · Phagua | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Holkvir (HUHLK-vir) — Holvir | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Holland | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| holle kreish | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hollen | custom | species | — | registered | 1 |
| holler | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hollow — hollow Hollow denotes the cave-like maternal unconscious, an inverse mountain and imagined abode of death; folklore separately redirects “Hollow” to troll traditions. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| holly — Holly Holly denotes joy, health, luck, and protection, joining Saturnalian solar associations with Christian imagery of Christ’s thorns, blood, and Passion. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 3 |
| Holly and the Ivy | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| holly oak | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| holly (prickly | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hollyhock Hollyhock denotes ambition and fecundity through a freely reproducing flower that can overreach and fall; the second citation is misaligned. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Holofernes | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Holy Ark The sacred covenant chest occupying the Temple’s symbolic center, preserving holy relics and sometimes moving through miraculous power. | living object | individual | jewish | candidate | 3 |
| Holy fathers | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Holy Ghost | spirit | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Holy Nymphs | living object | species | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Holy water | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Homa — Soma · Haoma · Hum · Homa Bird Homa is an Assyrian and Persian griffin that divinely guards sacred sites and treasure while protecting people from evil. | living object | individual | persian | candidate | 5 |
| Hombre Del Saco | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| home | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Homer | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Homer on Hephaestus | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Homicide | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| homiletic ballad | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hominids | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Homo ferus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Homo nocturnus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Homo troglodytes | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Homocane — Minocane | heraldic | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Homolippus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Homoloidian gate of Thebes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| homosexuality | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Homunculus — plural: homunculi A homunculus is an alchemically manufactured miniature human, prized as proof that artifice could reproduce nature’s creative work. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hondkonz | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hone | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hone-karakasa — bonebrella | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hone-onna — bone-woman | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| honey | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| honey | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Honey | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| honeymoon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Honga — Earth People | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hongaek — Hoengaek (“sudden disaster”) Hongaek is a Korean red cloud of accumulated misfortune that engulfs vulnerable people and intensifies the accidents or illnesses already threatening them. | spirit | archetype | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hongatar | deity | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Hono‘ura | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| Honochenokeh | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hononsong | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| honors right and honors left | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| honoured | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Honoyeta | demon | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Honsu — Honsi | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hood — hood The hood denotes invisibility, death, withdrawal, thought, and spiritual detachment, but also blindness or narrowed vision; it accompanies underworld and waning-sun figures. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| hoodoo A magical tradition among Black communities of the southern United States, distinct from herbal medicine and later generalized to mean bad luck. | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hoodoo hand — trick, tricken bag · mojo · mojo hand · toby A carried magical charm used for love, healing, luck, protection, gambling, or harming enemies, with contents selected for its intended work. | living object | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| hoof | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| HOOFED MAMMALS | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hook — hook The hook is ambivalent: it attracts love and salvation yet also signifies captivity, punishment, and doom, with Osiris emphasizing attraction. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hook Sprout | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Hookeys | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| hoop-and-pole game | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hoop dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoop Snake — hoop snake The Hoop Snake is an American Fearsome Critter that bites its tail, rolls like a wheel, and carries nearly fatal venom. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Hooper of Sennen Cove, the | spirit | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Hoopoe — hoopoe A mythic bird that scouts for Solomon and, in Greek tradition, embodies the transformed Thracian king Tereus. | figure | individual | greekjewish | candidate | 3 |
| hoopoe(hoopoo) | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hoori — Fire-fade | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| hootchie-kootchie | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hop | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hop-vine | living object | individual | finnish | registered | 1 |
| Hophni | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hoples | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hopleus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hopleus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hopoe | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| hops | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hor-Em-Akhen | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| hora | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horapollo | other | — | egyptian | registered | 7 |
| Horatii | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hordeshyrde | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horehound — hoarhound | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horemakhet — Harmachis | deity | — | egyptian | candidate | 5 |
| horizon | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horkos — Oath | concept | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hormisdas — Urmuzd son of Urmuzd son of Narsi | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hormisdas H | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hormisdas I | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| horn | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horn | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hörn | deity | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| horn | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horn Head | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Horn of Amalthea | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Horn of the West | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hornbill | figure | archetype | bantu | registered | 1 |
| Horned | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Horned Alligator — Zemo’hgú-Ani · Zemo’hgu-ani This enormous Kiowa stream-dweller guards magically potent horns used in healing, hunting, warfare, and poisoning. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| horned asses | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horned cap | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Horned Dragon — Lung An ancient, deaf Chinese dragon that commands clouds and rain, acquires horns after two millennia, and symbolizes sunrise and the eastern direction. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Horned Jackal | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Horned Serpent — Great Serpents · Great Horned Snake · Water Monster A vast aquatic dragon with one or two horns, the Horned Serpent embodies vital power and stands as Thunderbird's natural enemy. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Horned Toad | figure | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Horned Water Serpent | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hornet — hornet The hornet denotes tormenting divine punishment or discouragement of enemies; heraldry also uses it as a conventional insect charge. | symbol | archetype | heraldic | registered | 2 |
| horning | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hornpipe | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horns | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Horns Standing Up | person | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Horny — Old Lad · Old Horny Old Horny is a humorous northern British name for a diminished Devil, imagined as more familiar and mischievous than supremely evil. | demon | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Horomatangi — Ihu-Maataotao · Horo-Matangi A gigantic lizard-like Maori taniwha, Horomatangi alternately aids people, harasses hunters, creates landmarks, and overturns boats without eating its victims. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| horoscopes | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Horotata | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| horse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horse | symbol | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| horse | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horse | figure | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| horse | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horse | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Horse | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Horse | heraldic | archetype | heraldic | registered | 1 |
| Horse — Orientae | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Horse | living object | archetype | persian | registered | 1 |
| Horse | figure | species | persian | registered | 1 |
| Horse | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| 'Horse and Hattock' | concept | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Horse and Ox, Fable of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horse and the Stag | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horse chestnut — buckeye | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horse dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horse-Heads — Horses-Head Serpents · Iiorses-Iiead Serpents | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horse learns to live without food | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horse-leech | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horse Of Neptune | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horse-radish Horse-radish signifies Passover’s bitter memory of Egyptian bondage, while folk medicine applies it as a poultice for toothache and headache. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Horse’s Head — Misiganeb ic A reported horse-headed freshwater monster of Quebec that swims swiftly between lakes and once received cartons of cream from tourists. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horse sacrifice | custom | archetype | celtic | registered | 1 |
| horse-shoe | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| horseman | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horses | figure | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Horses Of The Sun | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| horseshoe | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horseshoe Nail | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Horseshoes | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Horus — Hor · Har · Jafnhar · Thridi Horus is Egypt's celestial falcon and embodiment of kingship, whose many forms include the primeval sky lord and Isis's avenging son. | deity | individual | egyptianeuropeangreek | candidate | 11 |
| Horus and Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 7 |
| Horus as Advocate in the Judgment | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, battle of, with Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus-brethren, the two | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, Cippi of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, Followers of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, four Children of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, four Children of as gods of Dekans | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, ka of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus-name, the | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Horus of Antaeopolis | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Athribis | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Behutet | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Horus of Behutet and Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Edfi | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Hipponon | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Tanis | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of the Hast | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of the Papyrus swamps | tale | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus of Tu-f | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus Pakht | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus Seker | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Horus Sept | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Horus-Set | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Horus stung by a scor- pion | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus the Aged | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus the Blind | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus the Elder | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Horus = To-day | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, two Blue Eyes of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Horus, two Red Eyes of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hosea | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hoso-no-Kami | deity | individual | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hōsō-shi — f angxiang shi | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| hospital | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hospitality | custom | archetype | celtic | registered | 2 |
| Hossu-mori | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Host — The Host · The Slaugh | fairy | species | persian | candidate | 3 |
| Hot Cross Bun | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hot dance | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hota Edam — Edam · Hotanka · Great Voice | spirit | individual | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hotei — Waggon Priest Hotei is a laughing, generously proportioned deity whose merriment distinguishes him within Japan's sevenfold pantheon of luck. | deity | individual | japanese | candidate | 2 |
| Hoto-Puku — Hotu-Puku Hoto-Puku is a spiny, man-eating Maori taniwha whose mountain-moving strength failed when the hero Pitaka trapped its head in a noose. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hototogisu | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hotua Poro | demon | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hotukura | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hotunui | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hoturapa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hoturoa — Hotu-roa | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| Hotwater the Successful | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Hou Chi Hou Chi is the Chinese god of millet, honored through imperial and aristocratic ceremonies tied to grain and agriculture. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hou T'u Hou T'u is China's Sovereign Earth, an imperial deity of soil and fields whose local counterparts receive worship in simple rural shrines. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| Houdkonz | demon | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Houmai-tawhiti — Hou · Houmai-ta-whiti · Homnai-tawhiti | person | individual | maori | registered | 1 |
| hound | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hound Armour | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| Hounds | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hounds of the Hill, the | figure | species | british | registered | 1 |
| hour | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hour-glass | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hourglass | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| hourglass drum | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Houri — Haura · Hur · Huran · Huri Houris are beautiful, pure female spirits of Muslim Paradise who dance, make music, and await the faithful in the afterlife. | spirit | species | arabpersian | canon | 7 |
| Hours, gods and god- desses of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| house | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| house | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| House | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| House Carpenter | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| House God and House Goddess | deity | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| house inscription | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| house leek — Jove's Beard | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| House of God | place | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| House of Osiris | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| House of Shu | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| House of the Net | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| house snake | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| House that Jack Built | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Household Spirits — household spirits Household spirits inhabit homes or farms, protecting families and completing chores, though their attachment can also make them mischievous or actively hostile. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| houseleek | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hovatu-koiari | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hovermann | person | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Howel | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Howlaa Howlaa is an unseen Manx weather spirit whose cries warn people that a violent storm is approaching. | spirit | individual | british | candidate | 2 |
| Hræsvelg | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hra-f-ha-f | other | — | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hra-nefer | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hra-ua | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hraesvelg Hraesvelg is a gigantic eagle of the frozen northern mountains whose wingbeats send destructive icy winds across the world. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hraudung | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hrdlicka, Ales | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hrid — Hríð | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hrímgrímnir | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hrimthurses | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hringhorni | living object | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hrist | other | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hrodvitner — Hritvitnir · Hrothvitnir | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hrodvitnjr — Hródvitnir Hrodvitnjr, meaning famed wolf, is a name for Fenrir and identifies him as the father of the moon-chasing Hati. | figure | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Hrolf Kraki — Hrothulf | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hrr | demon | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hrungnir Hrungnir is the strongest Norse giant, a boastful rider of Gullfaxi whom Thor killed in a formal duel. | figure | individual | norse | candidate | 3 |
| Hrym A Norse frost giant and shipbuilder who brings his kind to Ragnarok aboard Naglfar, a vessel fashioned from dead people's nails. | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hs survives his brothers | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hsi Shih | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hsi Wang Mu — Chin Mu · Mother of the Western Heavens Hsi Wang Mu is China's queen of female immortals, yin consort of the eastern lord, and keeper of life-prolonging peaches. | deity | individual | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hsiao — Hsigo Hsiao is a Chinese owl-like humanoid with an ape’s body, human face, and dog’s tail whose appearance foretells prolonged drought. | figure | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hsieh-Chai — Haetae Hsieh-Chai is a one-horned Chinese beast, imagined as goatlike or leonine, whose supernatural judgment distinguishes truth from falsehood. | figure | species | — | canon | 1 |
| Hsien | custom | species | — | registered | 2 |
| hsien and shen | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hsing-Tien — Hsing-T’ien This immortal Chinese rebel remained active after decapitation, seeing through eyes on his chest, eating through his navel, and carrying an axe. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hsiung Shen | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hsna | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hsneh | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hu Hu is the Egyptian personification of authoritative speech, a creative force accompanying Ra and helping establish the world and divine order. | deity | individual | egyptian | candidate | 3 |
| Hu (city) | place | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hu Gadarn | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hu-hanska-ska — White Spider Man · Daddy-Longlegs-Man · Long-White-Bone Man · White Long-legs | spirit | archetype | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hu Hsien — hu hsien · fox spirits Hu Hsien are Chinese fox fairies, malicious and powerful shapeshifters also regarded as guardians of high officials' seals. | spirit | species | — | candidate | 3 |
| Hu, ka of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hu-man | figure | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hu-tepa | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hu (the Sphinx) | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hua | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 4 |
| Hua-Fish — Huayu | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hua-Hu-Tiao | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hua-nui-kalailai | person | individual | hawaiian | registered | 1 |
| Hua Yang — Lady Kayo · Pao Shis · Pau-Su | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huaaiti | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| huaca | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Huacas | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| huakanki | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huallepen — Gullipen · Hui A Mapuche water hybrid with calf's head, sheep's body, and crooked limbs, Huallepen produces similarly malformed offspring with cattle or sheep. | figure | species | — | canon | 2 |
| Huanacauri | living object | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Huandaw — Sharp-Eared | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Huang Long — Huanglong | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huang Ti | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| HUANG YAO — Huáng Yao · Web-Footed Horse | figure | species | — | registered | 3 |
| huapango | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Huarwar — Easily Satisfied | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Huasa Mallcu — Huasa mallcu Huasa Mallcu is an Aymara mountain guardian who protects vicuna herds by concealing them from hunters. | spirit | individual | — | candidate | 2 |
| HUATAS | concept | archetype | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Huathicuri | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Huboea | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hubulan | place | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hubur | place | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Huc In — Iiuc In · Huginn · Huginn (HUG-in) · Hugin | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hud | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hudog | place | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Huecuvu | deity | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Huehuecoyotl | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Huehuenches | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Huehueteotl | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| huehuetl | living object | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hueil | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Huet, Gedeon Busken | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hueyuku | place | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hufaidh | place | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Hugag | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hugefish | deity | individual | chinese | registered | 1 |
| hugging | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hugi | deity | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hugin and Munin | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hugna-an | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hui Hui is a gigantic, human-headed dog in Chinese folklore, renowned for speed and leaping while serving as an omen of typhoons. | figure | — | egyptian | candidate | 3 |
| Huia | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huilla | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huit, god of Sphinx | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Huitzilopochtli — Blue Tezcatlipoca · Huichilobos · Painal Huitzilopochtli is the Aztecs' supreme cult god, a hummingbird-named patron of solar fire, warfare, and the ruling lineage. | deity | individual | mesoamerican | candidate | 3 |
| Hukum | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| hula | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hulac Warren — Hector Warren | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| hulat-lakat | figure | species | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Huldah | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Huldrafolk — Hill-people · Hogfolk | fairy | species | european | registered | 1 |
| Huldu | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hulipherus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| hulk'ilal wok | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hull | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hulubaw | spirit | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Huma — Ustukhwan Kh’ur · the Ossifrage Huma is a peaceful Persian phoenix embodying both sexes, feeding only on carrion and conferring good fortune through its touch. | person | individual | persian | canon | 2 |
| Humabon | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Humai Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humai — Huma Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | canon | 1 |
| Humai — Chihrzad Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humai Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humai Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humai — Huma Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humai Humai is a legendary Iranian princess, daughter of Gushtasp and wife of the hero Asfandiyar. | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Humamuyu | person | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Human — Kuh · Busipas | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| human sacrifice — Human sacrifice | custom | — | celticegyptianmesoamericanmesopotamian | registered | 4 |
| Human Snakes These powerful Seminole agents of communal evil disguise their true forms as grotesque beings combining human and snake anatomy. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Humbaba — Huwawa Humbaba is the formidable Mesopotamian guardian of the cedar forest, perhaps once a nature deity but later Gilgamesh's demonic giant adversary. | deity | species | mesopotamian | canon | 6 |
| Humelus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Humility — Humility Bird This colorful, lean lumberjack bird cries its own name, never perches, outruns dogs briefly, and dodges bullets with remarkable agility. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Huminahon | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Humitau | fairy | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| humming-bird | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hummingbird — hummingbird A tiny, brilliant, darting bird archetype linked in American traditions with warfare, endurance, water, and the release of life-giving rivers. | figure | archetype | mesoamericannorth-americansouth-american | candidate | 4 |
| Humolpus by Poseidon | place | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| humor (North American Indian) | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Humpty-Dumpty | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hun | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hun Hunahpu | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 1 |
| Hunabwy | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hunahpu Twins — Popol Vuh | deity | individual | mesoamerican | registered | 2 |
| hunchback | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hundred | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hundred-handed | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hundred-Handed Giants | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hundred-Heads — Fish with One Hundred Heads | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunefer, Papyrus of | tale | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hunessai | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hungan | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hungarian Reedwolf — Rohrwolf | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunger | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hunger-land | place | archetype | finnish | registered | 1 |
| hungry grass | place | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |
| Hunice | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hunkus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunnus | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| hunsi | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hunsi kanzo | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hunt/Huntsman | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunt, Robert | other | individual | british | registered | 1 |
| Huntheth | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Huntin | spirit | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| hunting | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hunting magic | custom | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hunting of the Calydonian boar | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hunting of the Cheviot — Chevy Chase | tale | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Huon de Bordeaux — Huon | tale | individual | european | registered | 1 |
| Huon of Bordeaux | tale | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Hur | person | individual | jewishpersian | canon | 3 |
| hurdy-gurdy The hurdy-gurdy is a musical instrument associated here with Nero’s torment in hell; the other citation does not discuss it. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hurgeon | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hurling | custom | — | british | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuz | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuz — Hormisdas III | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuz — Urmuzd | person | individual | persian | canon | 1 |
| Hurmuz — Hormisdas IH | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hurmuz | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd — Farrukh-Hurmuzd · Hurmuzdshah | person | individual | persian | registered | 5 |
| Hurmuzd | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd — Hormisdas IV | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd — Hormisdas IV | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hurmuzd | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurmuzd Garabzin — Hurmuzd Galabzin | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hurrian gods | deity | species | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| Hurt | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hurtaly | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huru-Kareao — Hurukareao · Huru Kareao An immense Maori lake taniwha, Huru-Kareao guards a sacred log, sometimes punishes cruelty, and creates whirlpools beneath passing canoes. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Huruing Wuhti | deity | species | north-american | registered | 1 |
| Hurybia | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hurydice | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hurypylus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hurytus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| husbandman | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hushai | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Husham | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| Hushang — Haoshyangha · Hoshang The son of Siyamak, minister to Gayumart, and later shah, who fought and killed the Black Div. | person | individual | persian | registered | 8 |
| Hushdiv | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hushim | person | individual | jewish | registered | 1 |
| HUSHKA HUYISHKA | person | individual | hindu | registered | 1 |
| Hushyar | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| husk | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Husna Khanum | spirit | individual | arab | registered | 1 |
| Huspalim This Ethiopian monster resembles an oversized marmot with a round head, monkey-like face, red-spotted skin, and meat requiring pounding before consumption. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Husravah | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hut — hut The hut denotes shelter and tree-like protection, especially the temporary Sukkot dwelling that recalls wilderness life. | symbol | archetype | egyptian | registered | 3 |
| Hutchaiui (West wind) | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hutkin | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Huwe — Uwe A god of the Bushmen, also called Uwe. | deity | individual | bantu | registered | 2 |
| Hvcko Capko A disease-bearing Seminole monster with huge ears, wolfish head, grey body, and horse tail, Hvcko Capko's stench warns people away. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hvergelmir | place | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hwang Hwang is the female half of the Chinese phoenix pair, a serene emblem of beauty and peace whose appearance signals a flourishing reign. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hwang-Ti | person | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hwayih — Iiwayih · Hwa Yih Hwayih is the white manifestation of the Lwan, a graceful Chinese pheasant-like bird able to change among several named colors. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hwegbadja | tale-figure | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hwyrdyddwc — Hwyrdydwg · Late-Bringer | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hyacinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyacinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyacinth | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyacinth | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyacinth | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| hyacinth | concept | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | spirit | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | spirit | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | deity | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | deity | species | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyades | other | — | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyakinthides | person | species | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hyakinthos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hyapates | person | individual | persian | registered | 2 |
| Hyas | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| hybrids | concept | individual | mesopotamian | registered | 1 |
| hybridus | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hybris Hybris is a Greek figure variously named as Pan's mother by Zeus or as a woodland satyr attendant of Dionysus. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hychdwn — Hychdwn the Tall | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hydaspes | person | individual | persian | registered | 1 |
| Hyde, Douglas | other | individual | british | registered | 2 |
| Hydra — Lernaean hydra · Seven-Headed Dragon · Lernean Hydra · Hydra of Lerna The Hydra is Lerna's many-headed serpentine monster, nurtured by Hera and conventionally represented as a seven-headed dragon. | figure | individual | europeangreekheraldicmesopotamian | canon | 16 |
| hydrangea | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hydrippus A medieval horse-and-golden-fish hybrid, Hydrippus leads other fish toward their king and carries an allegorical association with Moses. | figure | species | — | candidate | 2 |
| Hydrus — Idrus · Hydros · Ichneumon The Hydrus is a medieval Nile serpent that kills crocodiles by bursting from inside them, symbolizing Christ’s conquest of death. | figure | species | — | canon | 3 |
| Hydrus, the | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hydwn | figure | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hye of | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hye of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hye of Ra | deity | individual | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hye of Ra = Meh-urt | concept | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hye of Tem | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| hyena | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| hyena | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyena | figure | archetype | bantu | registered | 3 |
| Hyena | symbol | — | — | registered | 1 |
| HYENAS | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hygeia — Hygieia | deity | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyginus, Gaius Julius | other | individual | — | registered | 1 |
| Hygwyd | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hyksos | other | — | egyptian | registered | 4 |
| Hylactor | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hylas Hylas is the beautiful young companion of Heracles whom water nymphs pulled into a Mysian spring while he fetched water for the Argonauts. | spirit | individual | greek | candidate | 4 |
| Hylde-Vinde | spirit | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyldemoer — Dame Ellerhorn · Elder Mother · Elder Queen · Hyldemoder Hyldemoer is the Danish elder-tree mother who protects her tree and punishes anyone who harms it without permission. | spirit | individual | englisheuropean | canon | 8 |
| Hyles — Hyle | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyleus — Hylaeus · Hylaios Hyleus is a centaur huntsman who, with Rhoecus, assaulted Atalanta and was killed by her arrows. | figure | individual | greek | candidate | 5 |
| Hyllos | person | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hyllus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyllus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hylonome | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyman Topodes | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hymen — Hymenaeus Hymen is the Greek personification of the wedding song, imagined as a youth whose name became the refrain of marriage hymns. | deity | individual | european | candidate | 2 |
| Hymenaios Hymenaios is a beautiful youth loved by Apollo, whose infatuation with him allowed Hermes to steal the distracted god's cattle. | deity | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hymeuaeus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hymir Hymir is Tyr's hardheaded giant father, Thor's companion while fishing for the Midgard Serpent, and owner of the gods' brewing cauldron. | figure | species | norse | candidate | 2 |
| Hymiskvida | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hymns to, from Book of the Dead | tale | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hyndluljód | tale | — | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hyosube — Hyōsube · Hyosubo · Hyosue · Hyosunbe Hyosube are dangerous, shaggy water yokai of Kyushu, probably belonging to the broader kappa family. | figure | species | japanese | candidate | 2 |
| Hyōtan-kozō — gourd-boy | figure | species | japanese | registered | 1 |
| Hyperbius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperbius | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperboreans The Hyperboreans are a blessed northern people living beyond the North Wind and maintaining a special mythic relationship with Apollo. | spirit | individual | greek | registered | 3 |
| Hyperenor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperenor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperenor | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperenor | other | — | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hyperion | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | deity | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperion | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperippe | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperlaus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermestra | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermestra | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermnestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypermnestra | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyperochus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypnalis | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hypnos — Sleep Hypnos is the Greek personification of sleep and a son of Nyx, closely paired with Thanatos. | deity | individual | greek | candidate | 3 |
| Hypsele | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hypselis | other | — | egyptian | registered | 2 |
| Hypseus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | figure | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | living object | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | person | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hypsipyle | other | individual | greek | registered | 2 |
| Hypsistan gate of Thebes | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| HYRAXES | other | archetype | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyria | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyria | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyrieus | tale-figure | individual | greek | registered | 5 |
| Hyrnetho | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyrr — Hýrr | figure | species | — | registered | 1 |
| Hyrrokkin | figure | individual | norse | registered | 1 |
| Hyrtacus | other | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hysminai — Fightings | concept | individual | greek | registered | 1 |
| Hyssop — hyssop Hyssop denotes purging, purification, sacrifice, and protection, linking Passover sprinkling with Christian penitence, humility, baptism, and recovered innocence. | symbol | archetype | — | registered | 2 |
| Hystaspes | person | individual | persian | registered | 3 |
| Hyter sprites — Hyter Sprites | custom | species | british | registered | 2 |
| Hyu We | deity | individual | philippine | registered | 1 |
| Hyveidd Unllenn | person | individual | welsh | registered | 1 |
| Hyvernat quoted | other | — | egyptian | registered | 1 |
| Hywel Dda — Howel Dda | person | individual | celtic | registered | 1 |