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Name	Class	Kind	Tradition	Status	Src
I	other	individual	greek	registered	1
I Breasil	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
I Gave My Love a Cherry	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
I.H.S	symbol	—	—	registered	1
I Kale Nappa	figure	species	—	registered	1
I'lFAGA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
I-Mu Kuo Yan	figure	species	—	registered	1
I/SANA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
I Saw Three Ships	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
I'wai	deity	individual	—	registered	1
'I weat, you weat'	tale	—	british	registered	1
I Yuanthrope	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ia'tik — All-Mother	deity	individual	north-american	registered	1
Iacchus — Iachos A youthful Greek divinity of ecstatic celebration, linked to Demeter or Persephone and invoked in the processions of the Eleusinian Mysteries.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	3
Iache	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Iaculi — Jaculus · Javelin Snake Iaculi are winged serpents that guard tombs and launch from tree branches like javelins to bite and envenom prey.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Iaen	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Iago ap Dewi	other	individual	welsh	registered	1
Ialebion	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Ialebion and Dercynus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ialmenos	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Ialonus	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iambe Iambe is the witty woman whose jokes broke Demeter's grief during her search for Persephone, linking her name with comic or ribald verse.	spirit	individual	greek	candidate	4
Iamos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Ianeira	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Ianthe	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Iapetus — Iapetos Iapetus is a Greek Titan, son of Gaia and Uranus and father of Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Menoetius.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	5
Iar — Eagle	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Iarbanel	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iarilo	deity	individual	russian	registered	1
Iarnsaxa Iarnsaxa is a Norse giantess associated with Thor and mother to his sons Magni and Modi.	deity	species	—	candidate	2
Iasion — Iasius · Eetion Iasion is Demeter's lover in a thrice-plowed field and father of Plutus, preserving traces of an early Greek agricultural rite.	person	individual	greek	registered	4
Iason	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iasos — Iasios	person	individual	greek	registered	5
Iasus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iba	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
ibabasuk	spirit	species	philippine	registered	1
Ibaska	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Ibeji — ibeji Ibeji is Yoruba for twins and their god, also naming adult-form memorial carvings of deceased twins tended with offerings.	concept	archetype	african	registered	2
Ibelele — Jbelele	person	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ibeorgun	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Iberia	place	individual	celticgreek	registered	2
Iberian islands	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iberian islands	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ibex — ibex The ibex is sacred to Set and Reshep and shares gazelle symbolism; its great serrated horns also supply bows and heraldic form.	symbol	archetype	heraldic	registered	3
Ibis — ibis The ibis denotes the soul, aspiration, perseverance, dawn, and Thoth, combining solar serpent-destruction with lunar water associations.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Ibis = Thoth	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Iblis — Eblis · Hares · Al Haris · azazil Iblis is an Islamic djinn, also called Eblis, Hares, or Al Haris.	demon	individual	arabeuropeanpersianphilippine	canon	13
Ibon	deity	—	african	registered	1
Ibormeith	other	—	—	registered	1
Ibrahim Rishdi	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Icaria	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Icaria	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Icarium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Icarius	tale-figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Icarus Icarus represents intellect escaping the material maze yet rebelling beyond its means; another tradition merely records an Icarus buried by Heracles.	symbol	individual	greek	registered	3
Icauna	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ice — ice Ice denotes winter, death, rigid abstraction, frozen potential, heartlessness, brittleness, and impermanence; melting signifies emotional softening.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Ice Pacify	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Ice Worm	figure	species	—	registered	1
ich-kanava — Great Tellings	concept	archetype	—	registered	2
Ichchadhari Nag	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ichitumbu	figure	species	bantu	registered	1
Ichnaea	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Ichneumon The Ichneumon is an Egyptian mongoose famed in classical legend for destroying snakes, crocodile eggs, and even crocodiles, with bronze figures placed in tombs.	other	—	egyptian	canon	2
Ichnobates	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ichthyocentaur — Ich Hiyocentaurus · Icii Iiiyocentaurus · plural: Ichthyocentauri · Centauro Tritons A Greek sea-centaur related to Tritons, the Ichthyocentaur combines a human torso, horse or lion forequarters, and a dolphin's rear.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Ichthyophagos	figure	species	—	registered	1
icicle	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Icon	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Icovellauna	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ictcinike — Ictinike · Unctome A deceitful Ponca and Omaha trickster spirit who introduced human mistrust and warfare but is repeatedly outwitted by animal relatives.	spirit	species	—	registered	2
id e	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Id-i-Kurdi — Kurds' Holiday	custom	archetype	persian	registered	1
Ida	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ida	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Ida	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Ida	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
IDA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Ida	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Ida	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Ida raided by Achilles	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ida Ten	deity	individual	japanese	registered	1
Idaea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idaea	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Idaia	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Idaian Daktyloi The Idaian Daktyloi are mountain sorcerers from Ida, servants of Adrasteia and legendary discoverers of ironworking and forging.	deity	species	greek	registered	2
Idaios	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Idaios	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idaios	other	—	greek	registered	2
Idas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idas with a thunderbolt	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idavöll	place	—	norse	registered	1
Iddawc	other	individual	welsh	registered	1
Iddawc Cordd Prydain — Iddawc son of Mynyo · Agitator of Britain	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Iddic	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Iddon	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
idea	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Idis	other	—	—	registered	1
Idjara'il — Izra'il · Azra'el	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Idmon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idmon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idmon	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Idno	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
ido	spirit	species	philippine	registered	1
Idom Kuba and Idom Kuguza	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Idomene	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idomeneus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idomeneus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idomeneus	tale-figure	individual	—	registered	1
Idomeneus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Idomeneus	other	individual	greek	registered	5
Idomeneus lands in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Idris	figure	species	—	registered	1
Idris the Giant	figure	individual	welsh	registered	1
Iduia Iduia is the Oceanid wife of Aeetes and mother of the sorceress Medea.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Idun — Idhunn · Ithunn · Ithun Keeper of the Norse gods’ rejuvenating apples, whose abduction by Thjazi causes the Æsir to age until Loki rescues her.	deity	individual	norse	candidate	3
Idyia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iearius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iearius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iearus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iele (Ee-lays) — “Those without”	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Iemisch	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iemisch (yem-ish) — Chimchimen · Erefil U · Guarifil U · Hymche	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ienzababa	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ieuav	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Ife-Ife	other	archetype	african	registered	1
Ifing	place	—	norse	registered	1
Ig-alima	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Igal	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Igerna	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ighriras — Aghrerad · Aghraeratha · Aghriras · Aghrcra.d	person	individual	persian	registered	7
Igigi — Igigû The collective heavenly gods of Mesopotamia, contrasted with the underworld Anunnaki and invoked to support justice before ordeals or battles.	spirit	species	mesopotamian	candidate	3
Igmu	figure	individual	north-american	registered	1
igneous	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Igon	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Igopogo — Bea verton Bessie · Kempenfel t Kel l y · Simcoe Kel l y Igopogo is the locally nicknamed freshwater monster said to inhabit Lake Simcoe in Ontario.	figure	species	american	candidate	2
Iguana	figure	archetype	south-american	registered	1
Iguma	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Iguptara	demon	archetype	—	registered	1
Igwikalla	demon	species	—	registered	1
Iha-naga — Princess Long-as-the-Rocks	deity	individual	japanese	registered	1
Ihenga	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Ihokhar	demon	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ihuaivulu This Mapuche volcanic dragon has seven heads, a long serpentine frame, gleaming copper-red scales, and the power to breathe fire.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Ihuatamai	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Ihuwareware	person	individual	maori	registered	1
II	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Iilyrius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ijapa — Àjàpá	figure	individual	african	registered	2
Ijas — Iyas · Ijas bin Kabisa	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Ika-tere	deity	individual	maori	registered	1
Ikaki	figure	—	african	registered	1
Ikalu Nappa	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ikanam	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ikarios	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ikarios	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ikarios	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Ikarios of Athens	other	—	greek	registered	1
Ikaroa — Ika · Ika-o-te-rangi · Ika-Roa · Mangōroa (“long shark”)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ikaros	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Ikche Wichasha — Wild Natural Two-Legged	concept	archetype	north-american	registered	1
IKDRA-PRAMATI	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
IKDU	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Iki — Jki	spirit	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ikiryō — living soul	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
iklanam	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Iksa Keremet	demon	species	—	registered	1
IKSHWAKU	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Iktome — Ikto · Spider Man	spirit	individual	north-american	registered	1
Ikugan	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ikuutayuuq Ikuutayuuq is an Inuit humanoid killer who drills captured trespassers to death with his brother, then marks their bodies beneath stone piles.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Ikxareyavs	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Il-abrat	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Ila	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Ila	person	individual	persian	registered	1
ILA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
ila	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Ila — Ida	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ilaba	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Ilamatecuhtli — Cihuacoatl · Quilaztli An aged Aztec goddess of earth, death, and the Milky Way, depicted in white with a fleshless mouth and star-edged skirt.	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Ilang	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
ILAYILA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Ilberg	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ilbrech — Ilbrec · Ilbrec the Many-Coloured	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Ildathach Ildathach is a little-described otherworldly ancestor, named as the father of Abarthach among the Tuatha Dé Danann's leaders.	fairy	individual	celticirish	candidate	2
Ile — Eila · Yula	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Île du Levant Wildcat — Lynx de l a pail l e	figure	species	—	registered	1
ilia — Ilia Ilia is identified in Greek mythic genealogy as a daughter of Aeneas.	living object	species	greek	candidate	3
Ilian country	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iligan Dolphin	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iliona	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Ilioneus	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Ilium	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Ill-temper	concept	—	british	registered	1
Illapu	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Illie — Ikimizi A reported Alaskan lake monster resembling a dull-gray whale or seal, with a white-striped dorsal fin and a reputation for swallowing boats.	figure	species	—	registered	2
Illike	demon	archetype	—	registered	1
illuminating beauty	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Illuyanka — Illuyankas · Illujanka Illuyanka is the immense Hittite serpent that initially defeats the storm god Tarhunna before being overcome through deception and renewed combat.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Illyria	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Illyrians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Illyrios	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Illyrius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ilmarine	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Ilmarinen Ilmarinen is a Finno-Ugric Siberian earth god whose religious stature later diminished.	deity	individual	finnish	candidate	3
Ilmatar — Kape · Daughter of the Ether · Luonnotar Ilmatar is the daughter of the air and cosmic mother who bears the culture hero Väinämöinen after drifting upon the primordial sea.	deity	individual	finnish	candidate	3
Ilogo	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Ilohaylo	figure	individual	philippine	registered	1
Ilomba	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Ilos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ilos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Ilos	other	individual	greek	registered	3
ILSTJ	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
ilu — Dingir · DINGIR-HUL Ilu is the Semitic singular for a god, a term that can designate a harmful divinity among spirits named in protective incantations.	demon	species	mesopotamian	candidate	4
Ilus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
ILYALA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Ilyapa	deity	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ilyas	person	individual	persian	registered	3
image	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
images	concept	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Imam An Jalii — Imam An Jalil · Priest of the Sea	person	individual	malay	registered	1
Imana	deity	individual	bantu	registered	1
Imandwa	spirit	species	bantu	registered	1
Imanja	spirit	archetype	—	registered	1
Imap Umassoursa — IMAP UMASSOURSUA This Greenlandic Inuit sea monster resembles a flat island while resting underwater, then rises beneath boats and spills fishers into freezing seas.	figure	species	—	canon	4
Imbrius — Imbreus · Imbros	figure	species	—	registered	1
Imbrus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Imbulu	figure	species	bantu	registered	1
Imdugud — Anzu · Zu · Anzû · lion-headed bird Imdugud is a Mesopotamian winged lion with an eagle's head whose thunderous flight brings rain but also menaces livestock.	figure	species	mesopotamian	canon	9
Imeusimus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Imheall	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Imhotep — Imouthes	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Imidd	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Imilozi	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Iminbi — Sebettu · Sebittu · nam-sarûdu · Seven (demons) Iminbi names the Mesopotamian Seven, a collective portrayed either as plague-bearing demons or as beneficent gods invoked together against evil.	deity	species	mesopotamian	candidate	6
Immersion	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Immobility	symbol	—	—	registered	1
immortality — Immortality Immortality denotes escape from death, linked here to absorbing divine generative power and, in Mesopotamia, the stories of Adapa, Gilgamesh, and Ziusura.	concept	archetype	celticegyptianmesopotamian	registered	7
Imp — imp · Imps The imp signifies disorder and torment in Christian art; Puritan folklore recast fairies as devilish offshoots, unlike pre-Christian Celtic belief.	symbol	individual	celticeuropean	registered	3
Imp/E — Impa	demon	species	—	registered	1
Imperial Cults of China	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Impetigo	concept	—	british	registered	1
Impiety of Lycaon’s sons	other	individual	greek	registered	1
impossibilities	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Imps, impets	demon	species	british	registered	1
Impundulu	figure	species	bantu	registered	1
Impundulu (Im-pon-do-lou) plural: iimpumdulu — Inyoni Yezulu · Ishologu · Izulu · Thekwane	figure	species	—	registered	1
imram	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
imrama	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Imsety	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Imugo — Imoogi	figure	species	—	registered	1
Imy-Hemef	figure	species	—	registered	1
in classical	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
in the way	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Ina Pic Winna Ina Pic Winna is a Somerset coastal sprite whom fishermen invoke with white stones and a rhyme to secure a plentiful catch.	fairy	species	british	candidate	2
Inachos Inachos is an Argive river god, son of Oceanus, commonly named as Io's father and an early ancestor of Argos.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Inachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Inachus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Inachus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Inachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Inaiyau	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Inalang	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Inana — Istar · Innin	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Inanna — Nina	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Inapertwa — Inapatua	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Inaplihan	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Inari — Fox God · Kodomo-no-Inari Inari is the Japanese rice deity whose worship became entwined with foxes and their powers for both benefit and harm.	deity	individual	japanese	candidate	2
inauguration	custom	archetype	celtic	registered	1
inauguration stones	living object	individual	celtic	registered	1
incantations Incantations are ritual words used in magic, sorcery, divination, and inspired Celtic practices, especially against or involving demons and monsters.	concept	individual	celticmesopotamian	registered	2
Incantus	spirit	species	philippine	registered	1
Incarnation of Amen-Ra	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Incarnation of Osiris	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Incarnation of Temu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
incense — Incense Incense denotes divine homage, purification, rising prayer or soul, and protection, while Babylonian rites used its smoke in sacrifice, magic, and medicine.	symbol	archetype	egyptianmesoamericanmesopotamian	registered	6
Incense Pool	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Incense trees	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Incest — incest Mythic incest denotes primordial identity and humanity’s first propagation; alchemy recasts it as return to the matrix before regeneration.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Inchiquin	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Inconstant Lover	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
incremental repetition	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Incubo	spirit	archetype	european	registered	1
Incubus — incubus · Follet · Folletto An incubus is a lustful male demon who assumes human form to lie with women, mirrored by the female succubus.	demon	species	britisheuropeanwelsh	canon	7
Incubus (In-cue-bus) — plural: incubi · Ag Rog (“old hag”) · Agumangia · ALP An incubus is a male nocturnal demon said to assault sleeping women sexually and feed upon their vital energy.	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Indacinga These immensely strong Ponca woodland bogies uproot trees and can wrench houses from their foundations, frightening children into obedience.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Indamat	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Indarapatra	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Indast	demon	individual	irish	registered	1
Indech Indech is a Fomorian king and warrior, son of the fertility goddess Domnu, who wounded Ogma at Mag Tuired.	demon	individual	celticirish	candidate	2
Indeg	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
India India is a real place cast in these sources as a land of fabulous wealth and spices and a setting for Dionysian and Heraclean narratives.	symbol	archetype	egyptiangreek	registered	4
India traversed by Dionysus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Indian and Persian folklore and mythology	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Indian ass	figure	species	—	registered	1
Indians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
indigestion	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Indigetes	deity	species	—	registered	1
indigo	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Indius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
INDKA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
INDKA-DYUMNA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
INDKA-JIT	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Indo-European or mythological theory	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Indonesian (Malaysian) mythology	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Indra — INDRA Zoroastrian Indra is a malign tempter who leads people toward sin and must not be confused with the Indian god bearing his name.	deity	individual	hindupersian	candidate	6
INDRA-KILA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
INDRA-LOKA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
INDRA-PRASTHA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
INDRAxYl	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Indrik the Beast — Indrik	figure	species	—	registered	1
INDU-MAJVT	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
industrial lore	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Ineffable Name The Ineffable Name is a sacred divine utterance whose power enables Lilith’s flight and authenticates the promised redeemer of Israel.	symbol	archetype	jewish	registered	2
Inet — Ant	figure	species	—	registered	1
inexhaustible food, drink, object, etc.	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
inexhaustible suppliers	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
infanticide	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Infantile paralysis	concept	—	british	registered	1
Infantina	person	individual	european	registered	1
Inferi	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Infertility	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Infringement of fairy privacy	concept	—	british	registered	1
Ing Ing is an early Germanic divine hero linked with Frey, sea travel, sacred carts, and the ancestry of the Ingvaeonic peoples.	deity	individual	norse	candidate	2
Inga Woman	person	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ingaborg	tale	individual	european	registered	1
Ingaevon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ingat	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Ingcee Caech — Ingcee Caecii	figure	species	—	registered	1
Inge of Rantum	person	individual	european	registered	1
Ingelow, Jean	other	individual	british	registered	1
Inghean Bhuidhe	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ingnathach	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Ingol	demon	individual	irish	registered	1
Ingratitude and Ignorance — Ingratitude to Men · Ignorance of God	demon	archetype	persian	registered	1
Inguma — Caucavielha · Chauchevieille	figure	species	—	registered	1
Inhabitants Of Islands Near Dondun	figure	species	—	registered	1
Inhaler	person	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ini-init	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Iñiguez Guerra	person	individual	european	registered	1
Inis Glora	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Inislocha	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Init	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Initiation — initiation Initiation denotes transition through symbolic death, darkness, and trial into rebirth, illumination, and acceptance within adult or spiritual society.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Ink	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Ink Monkey — Pen monkey	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ink-pot	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Inkanyamba — Howie Inkanyamba is an enormous serpentine creature or deity credited with generating tornadoes and waterspouts as it moves from the water.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Inkarri — Inkarré · Inka · Inkarvi	person	archetype	south-american	registered	1
Inkhomi — Crowing Crested Cobra · Bubu · Hongo · Kovoko A reputed giant, crested, highly venomous Central African cobra whose worshipers prized its hide and used other parts in charms and medicine.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Inkotomi — Inktumni · Ishtiniki	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Inlokan Kuba and Inlokan Kuguza	other	—	—	registered	1
Inmar	deity	individual	—	registered	1
inn	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
innet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Innin	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Innocents' Day — Holy Innocents' Day	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Ino	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Ino	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Ino	tale-figure	individual	—	registered	1
Ino	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ino	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Inocrocos	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
insect	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
insect	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
INSECTIVORES	figure	species	—	registered	1
Insingizi	figure	species	bantu	registered	1
instruments	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Intaphernes' wife	tale-figure	individual	—	registered	1
Intarabus	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
intelligentzia	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
interlacing	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Interpretatio Germanica	concept	—	norse	registered	1
Interpretatio Romana — “Roman interpretation” Interpretatio Romana is the uncertain practice of mapping Germanic or Celtic divinities onto Roman equivalents, whether by Romans or local worshippers.	concept	—	celticnorse	registered	2
Interpreter	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Intersection — intersection The intersection denotes conjunction, communication, and a change-making center where opposites meet; crossed forms may ritually seek reversal, healing, or fertility.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Inti — Intz · Jnti	deity	individual	south-american	registered	1
Inti raimi	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
intitchiuma — intijiuma	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
into unknown	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Intoxication	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Introduction	figure	species	—	registered	1
Intulo (in-TOOL-oh)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Intxixu — Inntxixu · Inttxixu · Intxix · Intxixa	figure	species	—	registered	1
Inugpasugssuk	figure	species	—	registered	1
Inugtuhan	place	individual	philippine	registered	1
Inundation (of Nile)	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Inuragullit	figure	species	—	registered	1
inv isibility	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
invasions	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
Inversion — inversion Inversion denotes opposites generating one another—death producing life, for example—through symbols such as the hourglass, inverted tree, double spiral, or X.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
INVERTEBRATES	figure	species	—	registered	1
Invgnche	figure	species	—	registered	1
Invisibility — invisibility Invisibility denotes death or magical power and is conventionally represented by a cloak, mantle, veil, or hood.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Invisivel	spirit	species	—	registered	1
involution	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Invulnerability of Meleager	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Invunche (Een-iwn-che) — Incunche	spirit	species	—	registered	1
inyana	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Io	tale	individual	greek	registered	4
Io'i	person	individual	north-american	registered	1
Iobates	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Iobates with a treacherous letter	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iobes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iokaste	other	individual	greek	registered	7
Iolaos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iolaus	tale	individual	greek	registered	1
Iole	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Ioleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ioleus	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Iollan Eachtach	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Iollas	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iollunn Sharp Edge	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Iolo ap Hugh	ghost	individual	welsh	registered	1
Ion — ion Ion is a Greek ancestral figure, born to Creusa and variously fathered by Xuthus or Apollo; one source calls him an Achaean forefather.	symbol	individual	greek	registered	4
Iona	person	individual	celticwelsh	registered	2
Ionian Sea	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Iope	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iophossa	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iorek	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iormuni	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iorwerth	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Ioua	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iovantucarus	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Ipet — Opet	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Iphianassa	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphianassa	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphianassa	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphianassa	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphianassa	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphianeira	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphicles Iphicles is Hercules's mortal twin brother, a Calydonian boar hunter and father of the hero's companion Iolaus.	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphiclus	tale-figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphigenia	tale-figure	individual	greek	registered	3
Iphikles	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphiklos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphiklos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphiklos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphiklos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphimede — Iphigeneia	person	individual	greek	registered	6
Iphimedeia	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphimedia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphimedon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphimedusa	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphinoe	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphinoe	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphinoe	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphinoe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphinoe	other	—	greek	registered	2
Iphinoe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphinous	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iphis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphitos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iphitus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphitus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphitus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphitus gives his bow to Ulysses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphitus killed by Copreus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Iphthime	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Ipogao	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Ipopodes The Ipopodes are Scythian beings in Greek and Roman tradition whose human bodies end in equine legs and hooves.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Ipotane — Hippotaynes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iqalu-Nappa — Qilalugak-Nappa	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iqi-Balam	figure	species	—	registered	1
Ir	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Irad	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Iraj — Airyu	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iraj	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Iram	place	individual	persian	registered	1
IRAVAT	figure	individual	hindu	registered	1
Irawaru	person	individual	maori	registered	1
IRAYATI	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
Irdlirvirissong	demon	individual	—	registered	1
Ireland	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Ireneo — Niyong	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Irimu	figure	species	bantu	registered	1
'Irin — Watchers Watcher angels who praise God in the sixth heaven under an immense chief formed from hail.	spirit	species	jewish	candidate	2
Iris — iris Iris is the swift, rainbow-associated daughter of Thaumas and Electra, serving as the gods' messenger and enforcing oaths.	deity	individual	greek	canon	10
Irish Deer	figure	species	—	registered	1
Irish Wildcat	figure	species	—	registered	1
Irizima — Iriz Ima	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Irkalla	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Irma'il	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Irnan	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iro	living object	individual	—	registered	1
Iromunrek	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iron — iron Iron denotes meteoric power, hardness, durability, strength, and constancy, but also bondage, cruelty, war, evil, slavery, and a dark final age.	concept	archetype	britishegyptianfinnish	registered	6
Iron cavalier	living object	individual	persian	registered	1
Iron floor of heaven	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Iron Race — race of iron	tale	species	greek	registered	1
Iron Steeds and Riders	living object	species	persian	registered	1
Iros	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iros	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Iros	other	—	greek	registered	2
Iros	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Irra	deity	species	—	registered	1
Irraq	figure	species	—	registered	1
Irus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Irusan — king of the cats An ox-sized Irish king of cats who abducted a satirical poet and was killed by Saint Ciaran with a red-hot poker.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Iruska	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Iruwa	deity	individual	bantu	registered	1
Is — Ys · Ker-Ys · City of Ys	place	individual	celtic	registered	2
ISA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Isa Bere	figure	species	—	registered	1
Isaac — Elihu the son of Barachel	person	individual	jewish	registered	2
Isaiah	person	individual	jewish	registered	3
Isaie A daughter of Agenor and Damno, sister of Phoinix and Melia, who was married to the Egyptian king Aigyptos.	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Isaie le Triste — Isaie A late medieval romance featuring Tronc, a witty deformed dwarf revealed as Oberon serving a destiny-imposed term in that body.	tale	individual	european	registered	1
Isandros	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Iscawin	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Ischys	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ischys	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Ischys	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ischys	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Iscovan Hael	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Isdigird I — Yazdagird son of Shapur	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Isdigird II — Yazdagird son of Bahram Gur	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Ish-bosheth	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Ishara	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Ishbi	figure	individual	jewish	registered	1
Ishim	spirit	species	jewish	registered	1
Ishmael — Isma'il	person	individual	jewishpersian	registered	6
Ishmonia — ishmonie · petrified city	place	individual	arab	registered	1
Ishtar Ishtar is a mighty Mesopotamian vegetation goddess whose underworld descent and return dramatize seasonal barrenness and renewal.	deity	individual	egyptianmesopotamian	candidate	6
ISHTI-PASAS	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
Isiququmadevu — Irkuiem · Irquiem · Ka inyn-kutkho · Ing’ondotuya A Central African creature described as larger than an elephant, long-bodied, snake-headed, and reminiscent of a surviving dinosaur.	figure	species	bantu	canon	5
Isis Isis is the Egyptian throne goddess identified with Demeter and Io, linked to Osiris and invoked especially for protection from maritime danger.	deity	individual	egyptiangreek	candidate	10
Isis and her Seven Scor- pions	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis and Nephthys, La- mentations of	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis and Ra, Legend of	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis and the Virgin Mary	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	3
Isis as enchantress	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis-Athene	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis, blood of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Isis Campensis	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Isis, Festival Songs of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Isis, forms of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Isis-Hathor	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Isis, mysteries of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Isis-Net	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Isis of Cabasus	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis of Sapi-res	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis of Tithorea	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis-Sati	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isis-Sothis	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Isitoq	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Isitshakamana	spirit	species	bantu	registered	1
Isitwalangcengce — Basket Monster	figure	species	—	registered	1
Isivolwolo	figure	individual	bantu	registered	1
Iskoki — y'an gabas · y'an jangare	spirit	species	arab	registered	1
Iskrzycki — Spark · Firestone	spirit	individual	european	registered	1
island	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
island	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Island	symbol	—	—	registered	1
island	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Island-maidens — Island-maids	person	species	finnish	registered	1
Island of Ateh	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Island of Joy	place	individual	irish	registered	1
Island of the Blest — St · Brendan's Island	place	individual	—	registered	1
Island of the Tower of Glass	place	individual	irish	registered	1
islands of the blessed	place	individual	—	registered	1
Islands of the Blest	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Islands of the Blest	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Isle of Pabaidh, the	tale	—	british	registered	1
Isle of Refuge	place	archetype	finnish	registered	1
'Isle of Sanntraigh, The'	tale	—	british	registered	1
Isles of the Blest	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismarus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismarus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismarus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismarus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismarus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismene	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismene	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismene	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismene	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismene	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Ismenus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ismenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Isnachi — Ca muena re · Ma emi · Ma jero · Ma quisa pa ma ma n	figure	species	—	registered	1
Isnia'i'l	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Isogashi	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
Isokalakal — King Wonderful	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Isokhobortha	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Isolt — Isolde · Yseut · Essylt	tale-figure	individual	—	registered	1
Isonade Isonade is a gigantic sharklike Japanese sea monster that overturns boats, hooks fishermen with its barbed tail, and raises powerful winds.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Isoples	figure	species	—	registered	1
Isora — Spirit of the Seashore	spirit	individual	japanese	registered	1
Ispanwi — Isnapwi · Isnnpwi	person	individual	persian	registered	7
Isperyr Ewingath — Cat-Claws	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Israel	spirit	individual	jewish	registered	1
Israel, Children of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Israfel — Azrafil · Ijrafil · Israfil · Serafil The musical archangel who accompanies other heavenly messengers and will sound the final trumpet for judgment and resurrection.	spirit	individual	malaypersianphilippine	candidate	7
Israi	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Issachar	person	individual	jewish	registered	3
Issie	figure	species	—	registered	1
issiwun	living object	individual	north-american	registered	1
Issunboshi — One-Inch Priest · Little Finger · Grain-of-Corn	tale	individual	japanese	registered	1
Istaevon	figure	species	—	registered	1
IsTAKSHATRAS	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Ištar	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Istaran — Sataran	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	2
Istehar	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Isthmian festival	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Isthmus of Corinth	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Isthmus of malefactors	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Istrus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Isum — Hendursak	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	2
ISWARA KBIS'HNA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
It	demon	individual	british	registered	1
It (city)	place	—	egyptian	registered	1
Italy Italy is a place associated with the bull-name Italus and Greek settlement, while English literature imagines it as refuge, culture, pleasure, and moral danger.	symbol	archetype	greek	registered	3
itan	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Itanus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Itcuintlipotzotli — Isturitz Scimitar Cat · Itzcuintlipotzotli A Mexican hunchbacked dog, terrier-sized and spotted, with a wolfish head and a fatty hump extending along its back.	figure	species	—	candidate	4
Ith	person	individual	irish	registered	2
Ithaca	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ithaca	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ithacus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ithamar	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Itherther — Buffalo A primordial Kabyle bull who emerged from darkness with the cow Thamuatz and their calf as the first earthly beings.	figure	species	african	canon	4
Ithuriel	custom	species	—	registered	1
ithyphallic	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Ithyphallic god	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
ITIHASAS	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Itiiti	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Itiwana	place	individual	—	registered	1
Ito	figure	species	philippine	registered	1
Itonus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Itsukushima no Myojin	deity	individual	east-asian	registered	1
Itsumade	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
Ittan-Momen Ittan-Momen is a flying Japanese cloth yōkai that swoops upon nighttime victims and wraps around their faces and necks.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Itunkala	figure	individual	north-american	registered	1
Itupawa	deity	individual	maori	registered	1
Itylos	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Itys	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Itzamna — God D Itzamna is the Maya high god portrayed as an enthroned king, primordial priest, and inventor of writing.	deity	individual	mesoamerican	candidate	3
Itzpapalotl	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Itztlacoliuhqui-Ixquimilli	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Iuaa	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Iubdan — Iubdán	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iuchair — Iuchar	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iucharba	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iuchnu	fairy	individual	irish	registered	1
Iunsa	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Iusaas	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ivallda — sons of Ivallda	fairy	individual	european	registered	1
Ivan Kurchavyi — Vaniushka	tale	individual	russian	registered	1
ivi maré ei — iva	place	archetype	south-american	registered	1
Ivory — ivory Ivory denotes purity, incorruptibility, moral strength, hardness, and inaccessible femininity, especially through the Marian image of an ivory tower.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Ivory-Billed Woodpecker	figure	species	—	registered	1
ivy	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
ivy	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Ivy	symbol	—	—	registered	1
ivy	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Iwa	demon	species	—	registered	1
Iwakoshinpuk	figure	species	—	registered	1
Iwaldi — Iwaldur · Svald	demon	species	—	registered	2
Iwanci — Iwanei Iwanci is an Ecuadorian Amazon demon that shifts between water-snake and anaconda forms and can enter forest trees.	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Iwazaru	symbol	individual	japanese	registered	1
Iweriadd	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Iwia — Jwia	figure	individual	south-american	registered	1
Ixchel	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Ixion	tale-figure	individual	greek	registered	4
Iya — Iyan · Tunka Iya is a huge, formless Lakota monster distinguished by foul breath and a hunger for human flesh.	figure	species	north-american	canon	3
Iyapa'ta	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Iyatiku — Corn Mother The Keresan underworld corn deity and Corn Mother, one form through which maize is personified in Indigenous North American tradition.	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Iyaya — oh no	figure	species	japanese	registered	1
iyondatha	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Izanagi — Izanagi no Mikoto · Male-who-invites	deity	individual	japanese	registered	1
Izanagi and Izanami	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Izanami — Izanami no Mikoto · Female-who-invites	deity	individual	japanese	registered	1
Izeds Twenty-eight beneficent Zoroastrian spirits who guard and attend the Amesha Spentas in Ormazd’s luminous realm.	spirit	species	arabeuropean	candidate	3
Izid	deity	individual	persian	registered	1
Izid Gashasp	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Izid Gashasp — Iranian warrior	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Izid Gashasp	person	individual	persian	registered	1