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Name	Class	Kind	Tradition	Status	Src
P'ah-ku-ee-teh-ay-deh — water-goose grandfather	figure	individual	north-american	registered	1
P'an Chin Lien	deity	individual	—	registered	1
P’an-Lung — P’an-Long · Pan Long · Panlong	figure	species	—	registered	1
P-ankhi	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
P’eng-Niao	figure	species	—	registered	1
P-neb-taui	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
p'o	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
P-she-hert	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
P'ti' Albert	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pa'am Akhat	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pa-Art	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-Bar	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-Bast	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-bil-sag	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa Cha	deity	individual	—	registered	1
pa'ewa	ghost	species	—	registered	1
Pa Hsien — Eight Immortals · Chang Kuo · Han Chung-li · Han Hsiang-tzu The Eight Immortals of Chinese legend, an eccentric, mischievous fellowship whose members transcend ordinary mortality.	deity	species	—	registered	1
Pa I Lung	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pa-khen-Ament	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-khen-en-Amen	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-khent	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa Kua — Pa kua Pa Kua is the Chinese divinatory arrangement of eight trigrams, mapping complementary yin-yang forces of nature within a circle of time, space, balance, and harmony.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Pa-mer	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-nemma-nemma	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-paut-neteru	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-penat	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-Qerhet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-Sebek	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-Shu	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Pa Snake	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pa-Snu-Ta — Mialushka	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pa-sui	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pa-Tem	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pa-Thuhen	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Paao	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	5
Pabilsag	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Paccari tambo	place	individual	—	registered	1
Pachacamac — Pachacamah	deity	individual	south-american	candidate	2
pachakuti	concept	archetype	south-american	registered	1
Pachamama — Pacha-mama Pachamama is the Andean Mother Earth, honored through agricultural ceremonies and animal offerings and later identified in some communities with the Virgin Mary.	deity	individual	south-american	candidate	3
pachecos	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pachons	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pachytos	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pacolet	figure	individual	—	registered	1
pada	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Paddler Gods — Old Jaguar Paddler · Old Stingray Paddler	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Paddy Cavenagh	person	individual	european	registered	1
Padfoot — Padfooit Padfoot is a shapeshifting Yorkshire bogey-beast whose padded pursuit, fiery eyes, and dragging chains can herald death.	figure	species	britishenglish	candidate	5
Padfoot English	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Padlock	symbol	—	—	registered	1
PADMA-PURAJVA — PADMA-PURAYA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Padmavati	figure	species	—	registered	1
Padstow Obby Oss	custom	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Paean	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
PAEISHAD	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paeonians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pagan — Giant Pagan	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pagong	figure	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pagtuga	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Paguk	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Pah	figure	species	—	registered	1
PAHLAYA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pahuanuiapitaaiterai	demon	species	—	registered	1
Pahulu	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	1
Pai Pai is one of two guardians of the underworld corridor associated with the Red Souls.	figure	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pai Lung	figure	species	—	registered	1
Paiata	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Paieon Paieon is Homer's independent god of healing, distinct from Apollo and summoned to treat wounds suffered by other gods.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Paighu	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Paiini	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Paija A one-legged, long-haired female monster in Inuit and Ihalmiut lore who hunts men caught in winter blizzards.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
PAIJAVANA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pail Pak	demon	species	—	registered	1
PAILYDRA — PAILYDRAKA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
pain	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Painajainen — Presser · Alp	demon	archetype	european	registered	1
painting	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Paion	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pairega	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pairika — Bediadari · Bidadari · Parikas · Pairikas A Persian female spirit whose earlier demonic form softened into a tiny radiant fairy nourished by perfume and persecuted by Deevs.	fairy	species	arabeuropeanmalaypersian	canon	14
Pairs	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Paiste — Lag-na-Paiste	figure	species	—	registered	1
Paivatar	deity	individual	finnish	registered	1
paixtle dance — el heno	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Paiyatemu, Paiyatamu or Paiyatuma — Paiyatamu · Paiyatuma	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Paiyuk	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pajberda Sort	custom	species	—	registered	1
PAJVDAVAS	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PAJVINI	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paka — Te Paka	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Paka‘a	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	3
Pakhet	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Pakheth	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pakht	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Pakhth	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pakrokitat	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pal-Rai-Yuk — Paddler · Pal Rai Yuk · Tizheruk · Yuk A furry, six-legged Inuit sea dragon that attacks kayakers, approaches knocking sounds, and recoils from its likeness painted beneath boats.	figure	species	—	canon	4
palace	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Palace of Shu	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Palaemon	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Palaemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palaemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palaemon as a sea-god	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palaestinus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Palaimon — Melikertes	person	individual	greek	registered	6
Palaimonios	person	individual	greek	registered	2
PALAKAPYA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Palamedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palamedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palamedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palamedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palamedes	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Palamedes	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Palamoa	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Palashan — Paltishan	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Palasik	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pale Slow Loris	figure	species	—	registered	1
Paleenes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Palémbele — paldmbele	spirit	species	south-american	registered	1
Palenque Triad — GI · GII · GIII	deity	individual	mesoamerican	registered	1
Palesmurt	figure	species	—	registered	1
Palestine	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Palet	figure	species	—	registered	1
Palette	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Palettes (shields)	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pali Canon — Tripitaka The surviving southern Buddhist scriptures, organized into three baskets of discipline, teachings, and related sacred literature.	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Palila	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	3
Palladion	other	—	greek	registered	3
palladium	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Palladium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palladium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palladium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palladium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palladium was within the walls	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Palladius	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Pallantidai	person	species	greek	registered	2
Pallas	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Pallas	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pallas	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas (daughter of Triton)	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas (Giant)	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas (Oceanid)	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallas. Pallos	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pallas. Pallos	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pallas (Titan)	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallene	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pallid Sailfin	figure	species	—	registered	1
Palm	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Palm Sunday	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Palm-Tree-King — Palm-tree King · Palm Tree King Palm-Tree-King is an obscure Sumerian monster or displaced local god defeated by Ninurta and later honored among the deified Slain Heroes.	demon	individual	mesopotamian	candidate	2
palma	living object	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Palmyra Fish	figure	species	—	registered	1
Palomides	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Palti	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Paltit	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Paltokan	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Palulukon Hopi plumed water serpents that bring rain and support the world, but cause earthquakes and drought when humans disrespect them.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Palwoinen — Turi · Wirokannas · Virokannas	deity	individual	finnish	registered	2
Pamano	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Pamas Oza	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pamba A Lake Tanganyika monster large enough to swallow an entire fishing canoe, turning the surrounding water red as it swims.	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Pammaong na Diwata	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pammon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pamola Pamola is a malevolent Algonquian spirit that stalked people after nightfall until Glooscap finally slew it.	spirit	species	north-american	canon	2
Pamp — Pam	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
PAMPA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pamphagus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pamphylus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pamulak Manobo	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pamulingan	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pamyles	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pamylia	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pan — Aegipan · Aigipanos · FAUN · Great God Pan Pan is a prophetic Greek god, variously parented, from whom Apollo learned divination before claiming Delphi's oracle.	deity	individual	egyptianeuropeangreek	candidate	11
Panan	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Panathenaea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Panawr Pen Bagad	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Panayangan — Diwata Panayangan One of Manama’s first divine assistants, created before Tumanud and Anitu and later granted foreknowledge and power for cosmic work.	deity	individual	philippine	registered	2
pancake	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pancakes	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
PANCHA-CHtLDA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PANCHA-LAKSHAJVA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
PANCHA-SIKHA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PANCHA-TANTBA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Panchajana — PANCHAJANA	custom	species	hindu	registered	3
PANCHAJANYA	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
PANCHANANA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PANCHAPSABAS	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
PANCHOPAKHYANA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Panczumanczi	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pandaguan	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pandana	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pandara	deity	individual	east-asian	registered	1
Pandareides	other	—	greek	registered	1
Pandareos	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Pandaros	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Pandarus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandavas	person	species	persian	registered	3
Pandavas or Pandas — Pandas · Yudhishthira · Bhima · Arjuna	figure	species	—	registered	1
pande	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pandia	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandion	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Pandion I	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pandion II	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pandion or of Seyrius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pandora — All-endowed	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Pandora	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	other	—	greek	registered	1
Pandora	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandora Jgmor	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pandorus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandrosium	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandrosos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pandrosus	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandrosus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pandu	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Pangaeum	place	individual	greek	registered	1
PANGOLINS	other	archetype	—	registered	1
Pangumanon	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Panic (Androktasie) — Androktasie · Slaughter	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
Panic Terrors	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Paniki	figure	individual	philippine	registered	1
PANIS	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
PANNAGA	figure	individual	hindu	registered	1
Panon	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Panope	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Panope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Panope	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Panope	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Panopeus	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Panopeus in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Panopolis	place	—	egyptian	registered	4
Panopolites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
panpipes — syrinx	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Pans	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
pansy — Pansy · heartsease · kiss-me-quick · love-in-idleness Pansy denotes thought, remembrance, meditation, and love, while its three colors signify the Christian Trinity and its unequal petals inspire stepfamily folklore.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
Pantagruel	figure	species	—	registered	1
pantang kapur — bahasa kapor · chakap berkapor	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Panteiduia	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pantheon — pantheon A pantheon is a tradition’s collective deities, often ranked by function; Igbo sources describe one hierarchy, while Mesopotamia’s long multicultural history resists any single roster.	concept	individual	africanheraldicmesopotamian	registered	3
panther	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
panther	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Panther — La Dolce	heraldic	species	heraldic	registered	1
Panther	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Panther	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Panthera — Panther	figure	species	—	registered	1
Panthoos	other	—	greek	registered	3
Panu — Fire-Child	spirit	individual	finnish	registered	2
Panyasis on Triptclemus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Paoa	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	4
Paong na Katusan	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Paophi	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
pap	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Papa — Earth · Papa-tu-a-nuku Papa is the primordial earth mother who, joined with the sky father Rangi, became an ancestral source of all creation.	deity	archetype	hawaiianmaori	candidate	4
PAPA-PURUSHA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Papak	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Papakan Ardshir	person	individual	persian	registered	1
paper Paper denotes fragility and impermanence in one symbolic source; Mesoamerican evidence instead concerns its early manufacture from pounded fig-tree bark.	symbol	archetype	mesoamerican	registered	2
Paphlagonians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Paphos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Papillon Papillon is Ogier the Dane’s courteous fairy horse, capable of breathing fire and racing swiftly across treacherous ground.	figure	individual	european	candidate	3
Papp OUEDer	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Papstesel A grotesque sixteenth-century Pope-Ass chimera used as an allegory of papal corruption and supposedly recovered from the flooded Tiber.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Papsukkal	deity	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
papyrus	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Papyrus plant	tale	—	egyptian	registered	1
Papyrus Swamps	tale	—	egyptian	registered	3
Par	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Par-neferu-en-neb-set	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Para — para Para is a Finnish household spirit, often cat-shaped, created from stolen objects to steal dairy goods, grain, or money for its owner.	spirit	individual	europeanfinnish	canon	4
PARA/SARA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
parachicos	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
PARADAS	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paradise — paradise · Eden A timeless sacred center of primordial harmony and immortality, often pictured as an enclosed garden or blessed island linking humanity with divinity.	place	individual	celticjewishpersian	registered	15
Paradise, Egyptian	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paradise Lost	symbol	—	—	registered	1
paragueros	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Paraia	figure	species	—	registered	1
Paraiyan — Pariah	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Paralus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
PARAMATMAN	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paramisuli	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Parandrus — Parandus · Parander The Parandrus is an ox-sized bear-ibex hybrid from medieval bestiaries whose shaggy hide changes color to match its surroundings.	figure	species	heraldic	canon	3
paras or paraspatthar — paraspatthar	living object	individual	—	registered	1
Parasurama	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Parata — Te Parata Parata is an immense Māori sea being whose vast breathing mouth produces waves and a deadly ocean whirlpool.	figure	individual	maori	candidate	2
Paravataksha Paravataksha is a cloud-clad naga king dwelling beneath a sacred tree, armed with a divine sword capable of causing earthquakes.	deity	individual	east-asian	candidate	2
Paravoj Ia	demon	species	—	registered	1
Parcae — Parcas	demon	species	european	candidate	2
Pard — Pantheon · Pardal · Pardus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pardalo — Demon-steed Pardalo is the riderless fairy horse of a Biscayan rock nymph, able to carry her son vast distances quickly under strict handling conditions.	fairy	individual	european	candidate	2
Pardalokampoi — Pardalocampoi	figure	species	—	registered	1
Paré — Peri The Paré is a female wild person of western and central Asian lore, etymologically connected to the peri, a sometimes malevolent supernatural being.	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pare-tuahu	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Parehaqa-kheperu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pari Lang — winged Skate	spirit	individual	malay	registered	1
Paria	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Pariaca	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Pariakaka	deity	individual	south-american	registered	1
PARIJATA — Parijata Parijata is a wish-granting celestial tree born from the churned ocean and taken by Krishna from Indra's heaven after a divine battle.	deity	individual	hindu	candidate	2
PARIKSHIT	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Parilia or Palilia — Palilia	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
PARIPATRA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Paris — Alexander · Alexandros	person	individual	celticgreekwelsh	registered	14
Paris, Gaston — Bruno Paulin Gaston Paris	other	individual	—	registered	1
PARIVRAJAKA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PARJANYA — Parjanya Parjanya is the Vedic personification of rain, governing clouds, thunder, lightning, fertility, germination, and conception.	deity	individual	hindu	candidate	2
park	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Parker’s Snake	figure	species	—	registered	1
PARLS'ISHrA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Parmenion	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Parmuda	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Parnassides	other	—	—	registered	1
Parnassus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
paroquet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Paros	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Paros	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Paros	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Paros	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Paros	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
Parrot — parrot · popinjay · the parrot Parrot imagery ranges from foolish imitation and eloquence to prophecy, rain, brilliance, erotic love, marital warning, and vigilant observation.	symbol	archetype	chineseheraldicsouth-american	registered	6
Parrot Brides	figure	species	south-american	registered	1
parrots and macaws	figure	species	mesoamerican	registered	1
PARSHADA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
parsley — Parsley Parsley denotes feminine mystery, fertility, death, witchcraft, and sexual license; ancient wreaths linked victory with funeral games, while folk belief often deemed transplanting it fatal.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
parson	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
PARTHA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Parthalon	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Parthenius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Parthenopacus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Parthenopaeus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Parthenopaeus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Parthenopaios	person	individual	greek	registered	7
Parthenope Parthenope is a classical Siren, a dangerous hybrid woman represented with either avian or aquatic features.	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Parthenos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Partridge Creek Beast	figure	species	—	registered	1
partridge dance	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Parvviz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Parwiz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pas	spirit	species	—	registered	1
pas de basque	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pasacat	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Paschal	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Paschal Lamb — Lamb	heraldic	species	heraldic	registered	1
Pascola — pahko'ola	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pashakasa	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashang	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Pashin	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashin	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashm	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pashu Gaung Phyat	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pasiphae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae falls in love	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasiphae or Crete	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pasithea Pasithea is one of the Charites, promised by Hera as Hypnos's bride in exchange for lulling Zeus to sleep.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Paskoce	fairy	species	—	registered	1
Paskou-Hir — Long-Paskou	person	individual	european	registered	1
pasque flower	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
passacaglia or passacalle — passacalle	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Passage — passage Passage denotes transition between worlds or states, especially the difficult spiritual movement from profane division toward sacred unity, higher consciousness, or paradise.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
passe — passe-vare · passe-jokka · passe-javrre	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Passé Brewell — Passe Brewell · Passetroill	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Passelyon	tale	individual	european	registered	1
Passenger Pigeon	figure	species	—	registered	1
passepied — paspe	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Passion	symbol	—	—	registered	1
passion flower	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Passover	custom	archetype	jewish	registered	1
Pastinaca	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pastophori	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pasu	spirit	species	—	registered	1
PASU-PATI	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pasuk	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pasusi	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pat-khusrau	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Patag'aes	spirit	individual	philippine	registered	1
Patagonian Giant — Chaucahue	figure	species	—	registered	1
PATALA — Patala Patala is the magnificent seven-layered Hindu underworld inhabited by Nagas, Daityas, Danavas, Yakshas, and other supernatural races.	demon	individual	hindu	candidate	2
Patasola	spirit	species	—	registered	1
PATAXJALA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PATAXJALI	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Patch, or Pach	fairy	individual	british	registered	1
Patch Tanz	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
patera	symbol	archetype	celtic	registered	1
paternity test	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
path	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
patolli	custom	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
Patrick — Patrick of the Bells · son of Calphurn	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Patro	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Patro	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Patroclus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Patroclus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Patroclus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Patroklos	person	individual	greek	registered	8
Patupaiarehe — Patu-Paiarehe	fairy	species	maori	candidate	2
Pauh Janggi	place	individual	malay	registered	1
Paul Bunyan — Paul Runyan · Bunyan, Paul · Bon Jean · Paul Bunyon America's legendary giant lumberjack, celebrated for ingenious feats that reshape landscapes and overcome impossible logging problems.	figure	individual	american	candidate	3
paulitos — palitos · paloteo	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
PAULOMAS	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paumakua	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	4
PAURAYAS	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Paurushasp	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pausanias, quoted	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut, meaning of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of earth	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of eleven gods	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of gods, the Great	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of gods, the Little	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of heaven	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of Heliopolis	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of Horus	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of ten gods	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of the Tuat	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Paut of twelve gods	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pauti of gods	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
pauwit	deity	individual	philippine	registered	1
pavane	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
pavement	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pavilion	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Paw Paw Patch	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
pawang	figure	archetype	—	registered	1
Pawikan	figure	individual	philippine	registered	1
PAXCHAVIXSA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pay	demon	species	—	registered	1
PAYANA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Payatamu — Paiyatemu	deity	individual	north-american	registered	1
Payshtha-more	figure	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pazuzu Pazuzu is a winged Mesopotamian wind demon who spreads fever and pestilence yet may also be invoked for protection from other disease-bearing forces.	demon	species	mesopotamian	canon	2
PBISNI	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pe Pe refers either to an Egyptian locality associated with divine souls and watchers, or to the Hebrew letter credited with redemption yet stained by transgression.	symbol	—	egyptianjewish	registered	2
Pé de Garrafa — Kubê-rop · Pelobo	figure	species	—	registered	1
pe'dles bc'djose	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pe-har or Pe-kar — Pe-kar	demon	individual	—	registered	1
Pe, Souls of	concept	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pe-tep	other	—	egyptian	registered	4
Pe, Watchers of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
pea	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pea	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pea	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
peach — Peach Peach denotes feminine sexuality, marriage, spring, salvation, silence, prosperity, and especially immortality; Chinese practice also treats its tree and fruit as demon-repelling spiritual power.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
Peacock — peacock Peacock denotes pride, royalty, solar glory, immortality, stars, love, and apotheosis; its sacred or healing feathers contrast with traditions casting it as Paradise’s compromised guardian.	symbol	archetype	heraldic	registered	3
Peallaidh	spirit	archetype	—	canon	1
Peallaidh, the 'Shaggy One'	spirit	individual	british	registered	1
Pear — pear Pear denotes generosity, affection, hope, health, longevity, justice, and good government; goddess traditions and Christianity respectively connect it with Hera, Isis, and Christ’s love.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
pearl	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pearl	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pearl	symbol	—	—	registered	1
pearl	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Pearl Turtle	figure	species	—	registered	1
peasant	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pease Blossom	fairy	species	—	registered	1
PEAYAGA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
pebble	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pebbles	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pebin	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
peccary	figure	species	mesoamerican	registered	1
pech — peht · pict	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Pechs — Pechts · Picts · Pechs, or Pehts, or Picts Squat red-haired Scottish fairies with long arms and enormous feet, linked in folklore to the ancient Picts and their stone towers.	fairy	species	british	candidate	3
Pecos Bill	person	individual	american	registered	2
Pedasos	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pedéu — Pediu	person	individual	south-american	registered	1
Pedias	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pedro	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Peel Street Monster	figure	species	—	registered	1
Peerie Trows	other	—	—	registered	1
Peg o' Nell — Peg-o'-Nell Peg o' Nell is a hostile River Ribble spirit who demands a drowning every seventh year and haunts Waddow Hall's well.	spirit	individual	britishenglish	candidate	2
Peg Powler Peg Powler is a green-haired hag of the River Tees who lures, drowns, and devours people, especially serving as a warning to children.	figure	individual	britishcelticenglish	candidate	5
Pegasoi Aithiopes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pegasus — Pegasies · plural Pegasies · Pegasis · Pegasos Pegasus is the winged child of Medusa and Poseidon who carried Bellerophon against the Chimera and opened Hippocrene with his hoof.	figure	individual	greekheraldic	canon	13
Pehreri	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pehu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pehui	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
pehuru pityu — pehuru piityu	spirit	species	south-american	registered	1
Peibaw	figure	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pein	custom	species	—	registered	1
Peiras	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Peiren	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Peirithoos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Peisidike	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Peisidike	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Peisidike	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peisidike	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peisistratos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Peist — Peiste · Péist · Eel-horse · Horse-eel A Peist is an Irish amphibious serpent-dragon dwelling in deep waters and traditionally opposed by heroes or Saint Patrick.	figure	species	—	candidate	4
Peitho — Persuasion Peitho is Aphrodite's daughter and the divine personification of persuasion, frequently depicted in Greek art.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	3
Peke-Haua	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pekh	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pekhat	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Pekhet	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pekheth	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pekhit	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pekht (city)	place	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pekko	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Peko	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pekoi	demon	species	—	registered	1
Pekwin	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pelagianism — Pelagius	concept	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Pelagon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelagon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelagon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pelasgians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelasgians harass the Doliones	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelasgiotiz	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelasgos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pelasgus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelasgus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pele	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	6
Peleg	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pelegon	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelesit — Pelisit · Pelésit Pelesit is a cricket-shaped Malay familiar sent by its owner at night to harass households, especially sleeping women and children.	spirit	individual	malay	candidate	2
Peleula	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	1
Peleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peleus	figure	individual	greek	registered	3
Peleus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Peleus	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Peleus expelled from	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peleus to lay waste Iolcus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peliades	person	species	greek	registered	2
Pelian spear ot Acnilles	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelias	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelias	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pelias	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelias	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelias	other	individual	greek	registered	1
pelican	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pelican	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pelican	heraldic	archetype	heraldic	registered	1
Pelican	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pelichus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelilah	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pelintsiek — Great Dentalium · Tego'o	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Pelion	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pelion	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pellas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pellene	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pellings, the	concept	—	british	registered	1
Pellinor — Pellan · Pelleam · Fisher King	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Pelo Kolso	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Pelopia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelopia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelopia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelopia	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pelopid	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peloponnese	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Peloponnese	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peloponnese	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peloponnese	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peloponnesians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pelops	other	individual	greek	registered	6
Pelor	other	—	greek	registered	2
Pelorus Pelorus is a Greek giant, either counted among the earthborn Gigantes or named as one of five surviving Spartoi.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	3
Peluda — La Velue (“shaggy beast”) · the Shaggy Beast of La Ferte-Bernard · Peallaidh · Pehuda A shaggy, quilled French river dragon that floods farms, eats maidens, and can be killed only by severing its vulnerable tail.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Pelusium	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pelusius	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pelznickel — Pelze Nocol · Schimmel Reiter · Weinachts Mann	spirit	species	—	registered	3
Pemba	deity	individual	african	registered	1
Pemphredo Pemphredo, whose name means wasp, is one of the grey-from-birth Graeae, sisters of Enyo and the Gorgons.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	4
Pen — Stylus · wedge The pen denotes learning, awakened soul, universal intellect, and creative destiny; Christian, Egyptian, Islamic, and Mesopotamian traditions treat writing implements as sacred attributes.	symbol	individual	mesopotamian	registered	4
Pen Llarcau	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pen Pighon	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pena Verde	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Penanggalan Penanggalan is a flying, bodiless human head with dangling stomach organs that hunts newborns at night to drink their blood.	spirit	archetype	malay	candidate	2
Penangglan (Pen-non-gwen)	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Penardun — Penarddun	person	individual	celticwelsh	registered	2
Penates — penates · di penates The Penates are Roman household gods guarding the pantry and hearth, propitiated by families in hopes of securing health and prosperity.	deity	archetype	european	candidate	3
Pendaran Dyved	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
pendulum	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Peneleos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peneleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	5
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Penelope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope from	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope shot by Ulysses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Penelope to Hermes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peneus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Penezny Smij	figure	species	—	registered	1
Penhynev of Cornwall	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
penillion	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Peninnah	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Peninsula Python A huge dark, blotched Ohio snake said to climb trees, rear like a cobra, and raid henhouses.	figure	species	—	registered	1
Penitentes — Los Penitentes · Hermanos Penitentes	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Penn	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Penn Cruc	deity	individual	celtic	registered	1
Pennpingyon — Horny-Head	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pennsylvania Dutch folklore	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Penny — penny Penny denotes folklore’s guarded magical coins, whose steeping water healed people or animals; another reference instead names a punning fairy character Penny.	symbol	archetype	european	registered	2
pennyroyal	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pent	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
pent cuckoo	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Pentacle/Pentangle/Pentagram	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pentalpha	symbol	archetype	jewish	registered	1
Penter	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Penthesileia	other	—	greek	registered	2
Penthesilia	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Penthesilia	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Pentheus Pentheus is the Theban king who opposed Dionysian worship, spied on its rites, and was dismembered by devotees including his mother Agave.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	5
Penthilos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Penti	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Penwenti	demon	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Peony — peony Peony denotes healing, spring, beauty, love, glory, prosperity, and masculine yang power, while other associations include bashfulness, anger, marriage, fertility, and protection from affliction.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Peopee Of Caora	figure	species	—	registered	1
People	custom	species	—	registered	1
People of Peace, the, or Daoine Sidhe — People of Peace	custom	species	british	registered	2
People of the Hills, the	concept	—	british	registered	1
People Who Killed By	custom	species	—	registered	1
Peparethus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pephredo	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pepi I.	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Pepi IL.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pepito el Corcovado — Joey the Hunchback	person	individual	european	registered	1
pepper Pepper denotes biting satire, erotic stimulation, and martial heat; as a prized spice, it also drove ancient commerce and European voyages toward Asia.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
'Per	figure	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Per-aa	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-ab	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-aha	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Asar	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Asar-neb-Tettu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Atem	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-ba-neb-Tattu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Bast	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	3
Per-em-hru	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-em-khet-khet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Heru-nubt	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Khemennu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-khet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Khut	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Matchet	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Menat	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-mert	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per - net - mut - kheper - hetch	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-netch -Shu-ma-Nut	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Per-netchem	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Nubt	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Nut	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Pakht	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Ra	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Per-rerehu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Sept	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per Spelmann	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Per-sui	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Tehuti	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Per-Tehuti-ap-rehuh	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Tem	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-tennu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Per-Uatchet	other	—	egyptian	registered	6
perambulator	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Percht/A — Perchten	other	—	—	registered	1
Perchten or Berchten — Berchten	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Percos	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Perdix	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Pere Fouettard A French Christmas punisher called Father Spanker who accompanies the gift-giver and disciplines naughty children.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pere Noel	deity	species	—	registered	1
Pered	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Peredur — Peredur Paladyr Hir · Peredur of the long lance · Percival or Perceval · Perceval	person	individual	celticwelsh	registered	3
Pereplut	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Perer-amu-pet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Peresta — Molando Peresta	spirit	species	—	registered	2
Pereus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perez	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
perfumes	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pergamos, Church of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Peri Banou	fairy	individual	european	registered	1
Periallus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Periboea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboea in the	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periboia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peric	person	individual	european	registered	1
Periclymenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periclymenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Periclymenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
pericon	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
peridot	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Perieres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perif	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Perifoal	custom	species	—	registered	1
Perigoune	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Periklymenos	person	individual	greek	registered	4
Peril	other	individual	chinese	registered	1
Perilous Bed	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Perilous Valley	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Perimede	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimede	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimede	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimede	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimedes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perimedes (per-i-mé-déz)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Perimele	other	individual	greek	registered	2
period	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Periopis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Periopis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Periphas	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Periphetes — Korynetes	person	individual	greek	registered	5
Periphron	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perirlymenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peristhenes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perit Perit is a white-clad Albanian mountain spirit who punishes people for wasting bread by giving them a hunchback.	spirit	—	egyptian	candidate	3
Periu	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
periwinkle or ground ivy — ground ivy	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Perkele	demon	individual	—	registered	1
Perkunas — Perkuons · Percunis · Perun Perkunas is Lithuania's foremost thunder god, a Baltic counterpart of Perkuons and Percunis whose name is linked with thunder traditions.	deity	individual	—	candidate	3
Pernutar	demon	individual	finnish	registered	1
Pero	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pero	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pero	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pero	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pero	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perozes — Piruz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Perperuna — Dodola · Dudula	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Perrault, Charles	other	individual	british	registered	2
Perse	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persea Tree	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Perseis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseis	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseis	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone — Cora · Kore · Proserpina	deity	individual	european	candidate	2
Persephone	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	deity	individual	greek	registered	4
Persephone	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Persephone	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Persephone	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone — the Maid · Kore · the Maiden	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Persephone	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Persepolis Beast	figure	species	—	registered	1
Perses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses — Persaios	deity	species	—	registered	1
Perses	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Perses	other	—	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	tale	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Perseus and puts it in her shield	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus into the sea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Perseus reigns over	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Persia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
persicary — lady's thumb	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Persimmon — persimmon Persimmon denotes Chinese joy and Japanese victory; American folk practices instead associate it with sex-change tales and ritual cures for chills and fever.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
personal gods	concept	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
personification	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pert, Festival of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Perun — Perunu · Prone Perun is the chief Kievan thunder and war god, associated with lightning, oaks, axes, princes, and the Christian prophet Elijah.	deity	individual	russian	candidate	2
Peruvian Jungle Lion	figure	species	—	registered	1
Peruvian Jungle Wildcat	figure	species	—	registered	1
Peruvian Wattleless Guan	figure	species	—	registered	1
Peryton An Atlantean hybrid with a deer's head and legs joined to a bird's feathered body and wings.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Pesanta	figure	species	—	registered	1
Peseias	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pesek-Re	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pesetchet	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pesi Pesi is a fiery desert goddess stationed beside the valley where the condemned are cast down headfirst.	deity	—	egyptian	registered	2
Peskheti	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pestet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pesthi	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pestle and Mortar	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pestu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pet-Annu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
petal	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Petchatcha	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pete of Dawn	other	individual	greek	registered	1
peteneras	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Peteos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Peter — St. Peter Peter is the apostle associated with rock, papal office, heaven’s gate, threefold denial, a coin-bearing fish, inverted crucifixion, and travels alongside Christ in folklore.	symbol	archetype	philippine	registered	2
Peter de Cabinam	person	individual	european	registered	1
Peter Pan	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Peter's fish A traditional name applied to both the haddock and the John Dory.	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Petor	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Petra	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Petraeus — Petreus · Petraios	figure	species	—	registered	1
petrel	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
petrifaction	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Petrified Pilgrim	person	individual	malay	registered	1
Petro	deity	species	—	registered	1
Petro drums — Dan Petro	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
petticoats	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Peucetius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Peuchen — Piguchen · Pihuchen · Pihuichen · Pihuychen The peuchen is a Mapuche and Chilote vampire that shape-shifts but favors a gigantic flying serpent form with batlike wings.	spirit	species	—	canon	1
Peul	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
PEUUEELS	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pey — Alakai · Iruci · Peerie Folk · Peerifool Pey are a class of ghouls in Tamil mythology, also known by names including Alakai and Iruci.	figure	species	british	candidate	7
peyote — peyotl	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Ph ill ida	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Phaea — Crommyonian Sow · Hus Klazomenaios · Phaea (“shining one”) · Phaia Phaea is the savage Crommyonian sow, named for the old woman who raised her, whose depredations ended when Theseus killed her.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	8
Phaeacians	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaeacians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaedimus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaedra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaedra	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phaedra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaedra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaeno	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phaethon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Phaethon — Sheen-Mane · Shining-Mane	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phaethon	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaethousa Phaethousa is Helios's daughter who guards his immortal herds on Thrinakia and, in another tradition, mourns Phaethon as a sister transformed into a poplar.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Phaeton (FAE-ton) — Phaithon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phagrorius fish	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Phagrus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Phagrus fish	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Phaidra	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phaleg	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Phalias	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phallephoria	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
phallic dances	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
phallic foods	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
phallism	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Phallus — phallus The phallus denotes masculine creative power, fertility, life’s generative stream, protection, and resurrection; penetrating forms can also signify destruction, joining creation and death.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Phallus = Hap	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Phallus of Osiris	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Phalmant — Copard Phalmant	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phamace	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phanes — Protogonos Phanes is the Orphic first-born cosmic deity, emerging from an egg with mixed animal and sexual features before being swallowed by Zeus.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	4
phangra	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Phantom Cat	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phantom Horseman of Rev. John Jones	ghost	individual	welsh	registered	1
phantom islands	symbol	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Phantom Kangaroo	figure	species	—	registered	1
phantom ships — Flying Dutchman · Palatine	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Phantom Wolf — Booger dog · Phantom dog · Witchie wolf	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phanus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaon	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pharaoh — Rakyon · Have-naught · Paymaster An Egyptian king who, in Jewish legend, covets Sarah, enslaves the Israelites, and pursues them after permitting their departure.	person	individual	egyptianjewish	registered	6
Pharasmanes	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Pharbaethites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Phareus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pharisees — Farisees, or Pharisees · Farisees	fairy	species	britisheuropean	candidate	2
Pharisees	fairy	species	british	registered	1
Pharnace	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phartis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phasis	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Phasis in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phassus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phaturites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
pheasant	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pheasant	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pheasant	heraldic	archetype	heraldic	registered	1
Pheasant	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Phegeus	other	—	greek	registered	2
Phegeus and his wife	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheidippos	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Phemios	other	—	greek	registered	2
Phenech	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pheneus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheng A colossal Chinese bird that swallows camels, blocks sunlight in flight, and sheds quills large enough to become water vessels.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pheocomes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pherae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pherae	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheraeans against Troy	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phereans	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pherecydes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pherecydes on Orion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phereklos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pheres	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheres founds Phere in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pheroetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pherusa	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Phi	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Phicium	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Phicol	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Phidippus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phidippus settles in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phiegra — Phiegrae	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Phiegyas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phii Krasue — Phi Krasue Phii Krasue is a Thai vampire appearing as a flying woman’s head with trailing organs, sharp teeth, and a blood-draining tongue.	spirit	species	—	canon	1
Phiioctetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philae	place	—	egyptian	registered	5
Philaemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philaios	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Philamaloo Bird — Phillyloo Bird A lumberjack fearsome critter said in one account to fly upside down to ease rheumatism caused by cold, damp weather.	figure	species	—	candidate	3
Philammon	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Philarmmon	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Philemon and Baucis	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Philip	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Philip, St.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Phillyra Phillyra is an Oceanid who conceived the hybrid centaur Cheiron when Kronos mated with her while taking a horse's form.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Philocrates	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philoctetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philoctetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philoctetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philoctetes bitten by a snake in	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philodemus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philoktetes	person	individual	greek	registered	7
Philolaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philomela	person	individual	greek	registered	4
Philomela at	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philon	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Philonis	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Philonoe	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Philonome	other	individual	greek	registered	3
philosopher's stone — elixir · pill of immortality	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Philostratus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Philotes — Friendship	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
Philyra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philyra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philyra	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Philyra	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Philyra	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phinehas	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Phinehas — Elijah	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Phinehas	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Phineus	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Phineus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phineus of Thrace	other	—	greek	registered	1
Phiobe	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phix Phix is an early Greek name for the Sphinx, a destructive lion-like child of Orthos and Chimaira who terrorized Thebes.	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Phlegon A pure-white, flame-breathing immortal horse that helps pull the sun god's golden chariot across the sky.	deity	species	—	candidate	2
Phlegraeos — Hyle	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phlegyas	person	individual	greek	registered	4
Phlegyas in	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Phlogios	figure	species	—	registered	1
pho specifically	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Phobos — Panic · Fear (Phobos) Phobos is Ares and Aphrodite's divine son, personifying the terror that breaks ordered ranks during war.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	5
Phocaea taken by Achilles	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phocas	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Phocian war	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phocians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phocis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phocus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phocus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phocus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoebe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoebe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoebe	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Phoebe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoebe — Pikebe	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phoebe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoehe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoenicia	other	individual	egyptiangreek	registered	3
Phoenician woman	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phoenix — Fenix · Fenis · Phénix · Po-Ni-Ke The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	archetype	—	canon	1
phoenix — guardian of the terrestrial sphere The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	archetype	jewish	canon	1
Phoenix — bennu · simurg · 'anka The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	individual	—	canon	1
Phoenix The heraldic phoenix is a unique reddish-purple bird that burns upon a fragrant pyre after centuries and rises again, signifying resurrection.	heraldic	species	heraldic	canon	1
phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	archetype	—	canon	1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy.	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy.	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy.	other	individual	greek	canon	2
Phoenix The heraldic phoenix is a unique reddish-purple bird that burns upon a fragrant pyre after centuries and rises again, signifying resurrection.	heraldic	species	heraldic	canon	1
Phoenix Phoenix is a child of Agenor and sibling of Europa, Cadmus, and Cilix in the Phoenician royal genealogy.	other	—	egyptian	canon	3
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Phoenix The phoenix is a long-lived aromatic-feeding bird that, after five centuries, prepares a nest high in a palm.	figure	archetype	—	canon	1
Phoenix (Chinese) — Fēng-huang · U-fēng	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phoenix on a false accusation	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoetus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Phoibe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoibe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoibe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoibe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoibe	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoinix	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoinix	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoinix	other	individual	greek	registered	7
Phoinodamas	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phokos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phokos	other	—	greek	registered	1
Phokos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pholgios — Podargos (“the fast”)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pholoe	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pholus — Pholos Pholus is the hospitable centaur whose wine drew a violent mob, after which an accidental wound from a poisoned arrow killed him.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	9
Phonoi — Murders	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
Phonos	deity	species	—	registered	1
Phooka — Pooka · Polka · Puca · Pouka The Phooka is an Irish water-horse haunting wild shores and streams, luring children onto its weed- or chain-draped back.	fairy	species	americanbritishenglishwelsh	candidate	16
Phorbas	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Phorbus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phorcus and Ceto	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phorcys — Phorkys Phorcys is a primordial Greek sea god, son of Pontus and Gaia, and father of monstrous beings including the Gorgons and Scylla.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	5
Phoreus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phoroneus	person	individual	greek	registered	4
photograph	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Phra Phum	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Phraates 11	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Phraates II	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Phrasimus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrasios	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phrasius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrasius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrastor	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phrenius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrixos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phrixus Phrixus is the endangered Greek prince carried to Colchis by the golden-fleeced ram, distinct from a centaur bearing the same name.	living object	individual	greek	registered	2
Phrixus and Helle	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrontis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrontis	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrontis	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phrontis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phrygia Phrygia is an ancient country associated here with Aphrodite’s seduction, Dionysus’s initiation into Cybele’s mysteries, and a fertility blessing performed with three raised fingers.	symbol	archetype	greek	registered	2
Phrygian	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Phrygians	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phthemphu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Phthia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phthia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phthia	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phthia	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phthia	other	—	greek	registered	2
Phthius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phul	spirit	species	—	registered	1
phurbu or p'ur-bu — p'ur-bu	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Phylace	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phylace against Troy	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phylacus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phylacus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Phylakos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phylarchus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Phylas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phylas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phyleis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phyleus	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Phyllis	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Phylomuche	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phylonoe	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Phylonomus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Phynnodderee — Fenodyree · Fenoderee · Finnoderee · Fynnoderee Phynnodderee is a huge, hairy Manx brownie of extraordinary strength who performs farm labor and other household work.	figure	species	britisheuropean	canon	13
Phynnoderee	fairy	individual	english	registered	1
Physa fish	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Physius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pi-hahiroth	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pi-Hsi — Lord of the River	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pi-neter-tuau	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pi-tchepet	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pi-tep	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pi Yao	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pia	custom	species	south-american	registered	2
Piah-Sekhet-Iemhetep	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
piai — page · ippaye · piaiman · shaman A piai is a Tupi-Guarani or Carib shaman who enters trance or spirit possession to mediate directly with supernatural powers.	figure	archetype	mesoamerican	candidate	2
Piambar	spirit	archetype	—	registered	1
Piamupits	figure	species	—	registered	1
Piankhi	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Piao	figure	species	—	registered	1
Piasa — Blue bird · Hu-huk · Piesa · Storm bird A Mississippi-region water demon depicted with a bearded human face, red eyes, green scales, and a venomous barbed tail.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Piasa (PIE-a-saw)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Piast/s	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pibeseth	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
pibgorn or pibcorn — pibcorn · stockhorn	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Picacu — Picacas A name for the Pisacas, malignant Indian disease demons and flesh-eating ghouls haunting graveyards, deserted places, and forests.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pick-tree Brag	spirit	individual	european	registered	1
picklock	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pictish Beast	figure	species	—	registered	1
PICTISH BEAST	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pictish Beast — Pictish DRAGON · Swimming Elephant	figure	species	—	registered	1
picture	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Picus	demon	species	—	registered	1
Piebald Pony	spirit	individual	arab	registered	1
Pied Piper of Hamelin	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pien chung	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Pieria	living object	individual	greek	registered	1
Pieria	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pierides	other	—	—	registered	1
Pieris	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pierlala	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Pierret, M. P.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pierrot	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pierus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pietschmann	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
pig	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pig	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pig	symbol	—	—	registered	1
pig	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
pig	figure	individual	celtic	registered	1
Pigeon	symbol	—	—	registered	1
pigeon dance — dove dance	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Piggiebillah	figure	individual	australian-aboriginal	registered	1
pigmy	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pigtown Fling — Kelton's Reel	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Pigwiggin — Picgwidgeon · Pigwiggen	fairy	species	european	candidate	2
Pihuechenyi Large winged vampiric snakes in Mapuche folklore that descend at night to drink blood.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
PII/raARIKAKSHA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Piilad	demon	individual	persian	registered	5
Piiuz — Ram Piruz	person	individual	persian	registered	2
PiJVDYA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pike — Jack · Lucy · Ged	heraldic	archetype	heraldic	registered	1
Pike of Mana	figure	individual	finnish	registered	1
Pikelian	figure	species	—	registered	1
pikestaff	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pikker — pikne	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pikku Mies — Water-pigmy	figure	individual	finnish	registered	1
Pikoiakaalala	figure	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
pikvahahirak	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pilajatar — Pihlayatar · Pihlajatar Pilajatar is the aspen daughter and mountain-ash goddess, called upon with other woodland maidens to protect livestock.	deity	individual	finnish	candidate	2
Pilani	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	1
pilgrim	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pilgrim/Pilgrimage	symbol	—	—	registered	1
pilgrimage	custom	—	celticmesoamerican	registered	2
pilgrimages	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pillan	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pillar — pillar The pillar denotes the world axis, heaven’s support, stability, divine presence, masculine creation, and life; broken or paired pillars mark death, boundary, or polarity.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Pillar of Cloud	living object	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pillar of Fire	living object	individual	jewish	registered	1
Pillars of heaven	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pillars of Shu	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Pillars of the sky	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
pillow	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pillywiggin	fairy	species	—	registered	1
Pilsam	person	individual	persian	registered	7
Piltti	person	individual	finnish	registered	1
Pilulariae	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pimoe	figure	individual	hawaiian	registered	3
pimpernel Pimpernel denotes change, meetings, fruitfulness, childhood, and solar timing; folk traditions dedicate varieties to Mary or Columcille and credit the plant with second sight.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
pin Pins denote love, marriage, sexual excitement, restraint, and value; Celtic offerings at waters may symbolize prayers to mend broken bones or hearts.	symbol	archetype	celtic	registered	2
Pinari Pinari are Solomon Islands nature spirits depicted as long-legged, hairy humanoids.	spirit	archetype	—	candidate	2
Pinarius	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pinay	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pinch	fairy	individual	british	registered	1
pinching	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pindar	other	individual	egyptiangreek	registered	2
pine	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pine-tree	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pineapple	symbol	—	—	registered	1
PING ALA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Ping Feng A double-ended Chinese beast whose dark porcine body bears a humanoid or boarlike face at either extremity.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pingala	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pinini	figure	species	—	registered	1
pink	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pink Dolphin — Chinese white dolphin	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pink Eye	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pink-Headed Duck	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pink-Tusked Elephant	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pinket Pinket is a Worcestershire name for the wandering marsh light, especially associated with Badsey and linked linguistically to diminutive fairies.	deity	species	british	candidate	2
Pinky	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pinnacle Grouse A one-winged lumberjack bird forced to fly continuously around the conical mountainside where it nests.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pinntes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Piñon Maidens	spirit	species	north-american	registered	1
pioneer and pioneering lore	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pious	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pipe — pipe Pipe music signifies harmony, especially the natural concord embodied by Pan, and serves as a satyr’s attribute; related traditions include the calumet.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
pipintu	spirit	species	south-american	registered	1
PIPPALADA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pippin	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pipul or peepul	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Piqued Buffalo Wife	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Piran	person	individual	persian	registered	5
Piranu An Argentine river monster shaped like a black fish with a large-eyed horse head that aggressively rams intruding boats.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Piras	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirates	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirathon	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Piren	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Piren	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirene Pirene is a Greek nymph whose unending grief for her son transformed her tears into a fountain near Corinth.	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Pireus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
PirHA-STHANA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Piri'iz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piriiz — Perozes	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Piriiz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pirithous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirithous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirithous bound fast to the	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirithous in	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pirobolus plural: Piroboli	figure	species	—	registered	1
Piruz — Perozes · The Valiant	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz — Piriiz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz — father of Ustad	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz Mihran	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruz the Old	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Piruzan	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pisa	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisa	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisacas	custom	species	—	registered	1
Pisacha — Pisachi · Pisachas	demon	species	european	candidate	2
Pisander	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisces — Ninu · al Hut · Tsen Tsze · Shwang Yu Pisces is the mutable-water zodiac sign of opposing fishes, denoting past and future, an ending and beginning cycle, rain, resurrection, piety, humility, and resignation.	symbol	archetype	persian	registered	5
Pisear	person	individual	irish	registered	1
Pisenor	figure	species	—	registered	1
Piseuor	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pishiboro	deity	—	african	registered	1
Pishogue	concept	—	british	registered	1
pishtaco	demon	species	south-american	registered	1
Pishumi	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pisidice	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisidice	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisidice	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pisinoe Pisinoe is one of the alluring and deadly Sirens of classical Greek and Roman mythology.	figure	species	greek	registered	2
Pisistratus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Piskey — Pisky	spirit	species	—	registered	1
pismire	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pistis Sophia	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pistris — Pistrix · Pristis · Pistris vel Pistrix · Pristrix	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pisus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
pit	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
PITA-MAHA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pita-Skog	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pitakataka	person	individual	maori	registered	1
PITAMBAEA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
pitch	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pitch-fork	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pithom	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pitris The Pitris are powerful Hindu ancestral fathers dwelling with Yama, sustained and elevated by offerings from their living descendants.	spirit	archetype	—	candidate	2
Pitt Lake Giant — CANADIAN ALLIGATOR A hairy giant reported near Pitt Lake, standing ten to fifteen feet tall with long arms and paddle-sized hands.	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pitt Lake Lizard A South American freshwater monster described with a horse-like head and large eyes, inhabiting rivers of the central pampas.	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pittheus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pittheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pittheus	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pittheus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
PITTi/S	spirit	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pitys Pitys is a nymph of classical Greek and Roman tradition who attracted the competing love of Pan and another divine suitor.	fairy	species	greek	canon	3
Pixiu — Mengshou (“fierce beast”) · Pi Xiu Pixiu is a fierce Chinese guardian beast stationed at important buildings, with legends making it the Dragon King’s spoiled ninth son.	figure	species	—	canon	1
pixy — Pixie · Pixies · Pigsies · Piskies Pixies are small West Country fairies, often red-haired and pointed-eared, who dance by moonlight and punish untidy or careless people.	fairy	species	americanbritishcelticeuropean	canon	9
Pixy-led	concept	—	british	registered	1
PJDDHI	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PKATJDHA-BEAHMAATA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
placage	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Placia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Plague — plague Plague denotes affliction as punishment for vice, a metaphor for marriage or unwanted consequence, and, in the Kalevala, one of Lowyatar’s personified disease-children.	symbol	archetype	finnish	registered	2
plain	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Plain Feather	person	individual	north-american	registered	1
Plait	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Plakavac	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Plane	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Plane-tree at Aulis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
planet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Planets	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Planets, gods of	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
plant	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Plant Annwn — Gwragen Annwn · children of Annwn The mysterious fairy inhabitants of the Welsh otherworld Annwn, ruled by Gwyn ap Nudd and sometimes reaching the human world through lakes.	fairy	species	welsh	candidate	3
Plant Annwn, the	fairy	species	british	registered	1
plant of life	living object	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Plant Rhys Ddwen — Plant Rhys Dwfen · Plant Rhys Ddwjn · children of Deep Rhys A Welsh fairy tribe living on an herb-hidden island off Dyfed, humanlike but smaller and named as the children of Rhys the Deep.	fairy	species	british	candidate	3
plant which grows wild	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
planta genista	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Plantain — plantain Plantain denotes morning, sacred sevenfold form, healing, self-education, and the Christian path; its leaves appear in charms, wound care, and improvised writing.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
plantain or waybread — waybread · white man's foot	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Plantina	fairy	individual	european	registered	1
Plants	symbol	—	—	registered	1
planxty	concept	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Plasky	custom	species	—	registered	1
Plat-Eye — plat-eye Plat-Eye is a West Indian and Georgian night spirit appearing as a black dog whose fiery eyes swell while confronting travelers.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Plata Yryguy	figure	species	—	registered	1
plate	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Platina	other	—	—	registered	1
Plato	other	individual	egyptiangreek	registered	3
Play	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
play-party	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Play Tool	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Playing	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pleiades	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pleiades	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleiades	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleiades	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pleiades — Peleiades	deity	species	greek	registered	1
Pleiades — the Weepers · Seven Virgins · Seven Stars	concept	individual	—	registered	1
Pleiades	deity	species	greek	registered	1
Pleiades	other	—	greek	registered	1
Pleione	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleione	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleione	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleione	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleione	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleisthenes	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleisthenes	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pleisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Pleisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pleisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Pleisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pleurisy	demon	individual	finnish	registered	1
Pleuron	place	individual	greek	registered	2
Pleuron	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleuron	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleuron	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Plexaure	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Plexippus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Plexippus and Pandion	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pleyte, Dr.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pliny	other	—	egyptian	registered	4
Plisthenes	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Plisthenes and Aerope	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Plon	figure	species	—	registered	1
plough	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
plough	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Plough	other	individual	chinese	registered	1
plough	symbol	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Plough Father	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Plough/Ploughing	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Plouto	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Ploutodotas Ploutodotas is an obscure bearded wealth-giver shown beside Demeter and Triptolemos, possibly representing Hades as bestower of riches from the earth.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Plouton	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Plouton (alternate name for Hades)	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ploutos Ploutos is Demeter and Iasion's divine son, the personified bringer of agricultural wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
plover	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
PlrALI-PUTEA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PLSACHA-LOKA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
PLSITASANAS — PLSITAASTKS	spirit	individual	hindu	registered	1
plum — Plum Plum denotes fertility, longevity, winter endurance, spring’s triumph, purity, fidelity, independence, courage, marriage, and happiness across Chinese, Christian, and Japanese symbolism.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
Plumage	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Plumb	symbol	—	—	registered	1
plume	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
plumed woodpecker	figure	individual	south-american	registered	1
plummet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Plutarch	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Plutarch	other	—	egyptian	registered	7
Pluto	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pluto	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pluto	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pluto — Hades	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pluto	other	—	egyptian	registered	4
Pluto	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pluto	deity	individual	european	registered	1
Pluto for the sovereignty	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pluto (Oceanid)	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Pluto to carry off Persephone	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Plutus	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Pneuma	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Po	concept	archetype	maori	registered	1
Poake	fairy	species	—	registered	1
Poch	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
pocket	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pocomania	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Podaleirios	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Podalirius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podalirius consults the oracle at	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarce	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Podarces	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarces	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarge — Fleetfoot · Podarce (“fleet-footed”) · PODARGUS Podarge is a swift-footed Greek Harpy who tormented Phineus and became mother of the immortal horses Xanthos and Balios.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	5
Podarge (Harpuia)	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podargos — Podargus	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Podarkes	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarkes	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarkes	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Podarkes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Podarkes (po-DAR-seez) — Podarces · Podarkês · Podarkês (“swift-footed”)	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Podile	person	individual	bantu	registered	1
Poeas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poemenis	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pogo	figure	individual	philippine	registered	1
Poh Poh are vicious Chinese unicorns resembling white horses with black tails, tiger claws and fangs, whose single horns kill the great cats they hunt.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pohaku-o-lekia	spirit	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Pohya — Pohyola · Northland · Pohjola · Pimentola A bleak northern realm of the Kalevala, identified with Pohjola or Lapland and ruled from Louhi’s court.	place	archetype	finnish	registered	5
Poias	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Point — centre · point Point denotes the metaphysical center: totality, origin, stillness, sacred space, and reconciliation of opposites; Haitian folklore separately uses the term for a derisive allusive song.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	4
pointing	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
poison	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
poison damsel	figure	archetype	—	registered	1
Poison Dragon	figure	individual	japanese	registered	1
poison ivy Poison ivy denotes ridicule that wounds without contact; folk belief exaggerates its remote harm, while Potawatomi and Cherokee practices use or ritually placate it.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Poisoned Glen	place	individual	celtic	registered	1
Poker Boys	spirit	archetype	—	registered	1
Pokey Hokey — Pokey-Hokey Pokey-Hokey is an East Anglian household bogey that frightens residents by producing poltergeist-like knocks from within their walls.	spirit	species	british	candidate	2
Poki	figure	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Poksem Kuba — Poksem Kuguza	custom	species	—	registered	1
Pol Ner	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Polar Worms	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pole	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Pole gone Hercules at Aenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polevik — Polevoi · plural: polewiki · Mittagsfrau (“Lady Midday”) · Polednice A Slavic field spirit, dwarfish and grass-haired, active around noon and prone to spreading disease, misleading workers, or killing sleepers.	spirit	species	russian	candidate	3
Poliahu	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	5
policeman	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Poliporthes — Ptoliporthes	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Polites	other	individual	greek	registered	3
polka	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pollard Worm — Brawn of Brancepeth	figure	individual	english	registered	1
Pollet — Esprit Pellet	spirit	archetype	european	registered	1
Pollo Maligno	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pollux	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pollux and Castor	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polly	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Polly Williams	other	individual	welsh	registered	1
Polong Polong are tiny, malicious female bottle imps kept as familiars and dispatched by their owners to harm other people.	spirit	archetype	malay	candidate	2
Polong (Poe-long)	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Poltergeist	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Poludnica — Poludnitsa · Psezpolnica A Slavic noon-field spirit appearing as a white-clad maiden or whirlwind, dangerous to laborers caught outside during the day’s fiercest heat.	spirit	species	russian	candidate	3
Polunochnitsa Polunochnitsa are hideous Russian swamp hags who emerge at night to torment sleeping children with frightening dreams.	demon	species	russian	candidate	2
Polyanax	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyboia	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Polybos of Korinth	other	—	greek	registered	1
Polybos of Sikyon	other	—	greek	registered	1
Polybotes Polybotes is a Greek giant pursued and defeated by Poseidon, who tore away part of an island and hurled it upon him.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	4
Polybus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polybus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polycaste	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyctor	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydectes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydectes to stone	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydektes	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydeukes	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydora	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydora	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydora	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydore	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydore	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydore	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydoros	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydoros	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydoros	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polydorus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydorus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polydorus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
polygenesis	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Polyger	heraldic	species	heraldic	registered	1
Polygonus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polygonus and Telegonus	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polyhymnia	other	—	—	registered	1
Polyidos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Polyidus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyidus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyidus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyidus	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Polyidus to Glaucus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polykaste	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Polylaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymedon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polymele	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymele	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polymelos	other	—	greek	registered	2
Polymestor	other	—	greek	registered	2
Polymnia Polymnia is one of the Greek Muses and a divine daughter of Zeus.	spirit	individual	greek	registered	3
Polyneikes	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Polynesian mythology	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Polynices Polynices is Oedipus's exiled son, who attacked Thebes after Eteocles broke their alternating rule and ultimately killed his brother in mutual combat.	figure	individual	greek	registered	2
Polynices banished from	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polynices goes to	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polynices to Eripliyle as a bribe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polynices to rule alternately	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polynome	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
polyp	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Polypemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypemon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypemon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Polypemon	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypemon	other	—	greek	registered	1
Polypheme	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Polyphemos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphemos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphemos	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Polyphemus — Polyphem · Polyphemos Polyphemus is Poseidon's one-eyed Cyclops son, whom Odysseus intoxicated and blinded after the giant imprisoned his crew.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	2
Polyphemus Polyphemus is Poseidon's one-eyed Cyclops son, whom Odysseus intoxicated and blinded after the giant imprisoned his crew.	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphemus Polyphemus is Poseidon's one-eyed Cyclops son, whom Odysseus intoxicated and blinded after the giant imprisoned his crew.	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphemus by Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphides	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyphontes — Polypoites	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Polyphountes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypoetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypoetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypoetes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypoites	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Polypoites	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Polypoites	other	individual	greek	registered	2
polytheism — Polytheism Polytheism is belief in multiple deities with distinct functions, though Celtic discussion stresses plural, world-immanent divinity and cautions that simple contrast with monotheism obscures complexity.	concept	archetype	celticegyptian	registered	4
Polyxena	other	individual	greek	registered	8
Polyxenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyxenus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyxo	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyxo	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Polyxo	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Pom	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pombada	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pombero	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pomegranate — pomegranate Pomegranate denotes fertility, abundance, posterity, immortality, regeneration, and many-in-one unity; Persephone’s seed ties it to seasonal return and the underworld.	symbol	archetype	greek	registered	4
Pompeii	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pomponius Mela	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Ponaturi The Ponaturi are nocturnal underwater goblins, vulnerable to sunlight and opposed by Tawhaki and Rata in vengeance tales.	fairy	species	maori	candidate	2
pond	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pongo A Sicilian sea serpent blending tiger and shark traits, responsible for mass killings until Saint George's sons destroyed it.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
poniard	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Ponik — C heval Mari n · Mantouche · Vache marine · Pohenegamook A harmless Quebec lake monster resembling a forty-foot overturned canoe with an earless horse head and a saw-toothed back.	figure	species	—	canon	3
Ponos — Toil · painful Toil	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
Ponphyoi Ponphyoi is a nat recognized in the traditional beliefs of Myanmar's Kachin people.	spirit	species	—	candidate	2
Pontarf A medieval coastal nursery bogie imagined as an immense fish able to snatch children who stray from their parents.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pontianak — Mati-anak A Malay childbirth demon appearing as a flying head with trailing entrails that drains infants' blood until they die.	figure	species	malay	canon	3
Pontianak (Pont-ah-nook)	demon	species	—	registered	1
Pontomedusa	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Pontos — Pontus · Sea Pontos is the primordial Sea, born from Gaia and fathering with her an ancient family of marine divinities and monsters.	deity	individual	egyptiangreek	candidate	6
pool	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pop Goes the Weasel	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Pope — Giant Pope	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pope Ass	figure	species	—	registered	1
Popeye	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
poplar	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
poplar	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Poplar	symbol	—	—	registered	1
poplar	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Popoalaea	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	3
Popobawa Popobawa is an East African bat-winged humanoid with one eye, pointed ears, talons, acrid odor, and a reputation for sexually assaulting men.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Poporokewa	person	individual	maori	registered	1
poppy — Poppy Poppy denotes fertility, night, sleep, oblivion, death, and vegetation’s dormancy; traditions also assign retirement, beauty, success, ignorance, dissipation, and the Great Mother.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
Poqhiraj	figure	species	—	registered	1
Porcupine — porcupine · the porcupine Porcupine is a North American story character, often accompanying Coyote and appearing in trickster tales involving Beaver.	figure	archetype	bantuchineseheraldicnorth-american	candidate	6
Porcus Troit — Porcus Troynt	figure	species	—	registered	1
Porenutius	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Poreskoro	demon	species	—	registered	1
Porkis	other	—	greek	registered	1
Porkos Porkos is an obscure archaic sea divinity, possibly another name for Phorkys or Nereus, mentioned by Alcman.	deity	individual	greek	registered	2
Porphyrion Porphyrion is a serpent-legged leader of the Greek Giants who attacked Hera before Zeus struck him and Heracles finished him.	figure	individual	greek	candidate	5
Porphyry	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
porpoise	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Porpoise Girl	custom	species	—	registered	1
porridge	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
porringer	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Port Bodoz	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Port Ia and Port Oza	other	—	—	registered	1
Port Kuba and Port Kuguza	spirit	archetype	—	registered	1
portent	other	individual	celtic	registered	1
porter A gatekeeper symbol linking the heavenly threshold at midsummer with the infernal porter who makes Macbeth's castle resemble hell.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Porthaon	person	individual	greek	registered	4
Porthawr — Porter The father of Cadyrnerth, one of the pages who attends and dresses King Arthur.	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Porthets	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Portheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Portunes — Fortunes · Neptunes Portunes are tiny, wrinkled English farm fairies who finish nighttime chores but also roast frogs and sometimes lead travelers' horses into water.	fairy	archetype	britisheuropean	candidate	3
Porua	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Porus — Fur	person	individual	persian	registered	3
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon — Earth-Shaker	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Poseidon	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon	living object	individual	greek	registered	2
Poseidon	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon and Athena	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon as to the son of Thetis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon at	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon by Chione	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon by Iphimedia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon by the nymph Thodsa	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon Erechtheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon Erechtheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseidon Hrechtheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poseyemu — Poshaiyanki · P'ashayan'i · Puspiyama · Poshaiyankya Poseyemu is the Tewa culture hero and son of the sun who emerged first from the underworld and taught his people how to live.	deity	individual	north-american	candidate	4
Posgidon to Peleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Poskok	figure	species	—	registered	1
possession	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Possessor of the Land of Change	other	individual	chinese	registered	1
Posthon	deity	species	—	registered	1
Pot — cauldron · pot The pot denotes the maternal womb, primeval waters, fluids, rain, fertility, rebirth, and rejuvenation, but a heated vessel can signify punishment or disaster.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
pot of basil	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Pot-tilter	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Potaka-tawhiti — Potakatawhiti	figure	individual	maori	registered	1
Potamon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Potan'ka — Potan'ka the Lame	demon	individual	russian	registered	1
potato Potato denotes poverty, Ireland, fertility, erotic vigor, and talismanic protection; European folklore also treated this Andean food as strengthening yet sometimes unholy.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Poti	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Potikiroroa	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Potiphar	person	individual	jewish	registered	1
Potiphar's wife	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
potlatch	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Potoru	person	individual	maori	registered	1
pototo	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
Potri Sogra — Sogra	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
potter	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Poua	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pouk-ledden	concept	—	british	registered	1
Poukai — Pouakai · Poua-Kai · Pouki Poukai are gigantic man-eating birds of Maori tradition that seize people and livestock in their enormous talons.	figure	species	—	canon	3
poultice against	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Poulydamas	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Pourushaspa — Pauriishasp	person	individual	persian	registered	3
Poutini	figure	individual	maori	registered	1
Powamu	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
power	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
power and	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
power in dung	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Power of Powers	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Power over fairies	concept	—	british	registered	1
Power, primeval	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
powerful	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
Powers	other	—	—	registered	1
Powers (angels)	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Powries — Dunters Powries are Border spirits haunting ruined towers, where their mysterious grinding or beating noises become louder before disaster.	spirit	species	britishenglish	candidate	5
PRA/tflSrA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PRABHASA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRABODHA-CHANDRODAYA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRACHETAS	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRACHYAS	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
practical jokes	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
pradaksina	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
PRADHANA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRADYUMXA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRADYUMXA-YIJAYA	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRAG-JYOTISHA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRAHLADA — PRAHRADA	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
prairie-dog	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Prairie Falcon	figure	individual	—	registered	1
praise names	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Prajapati — PRAJA-PATI · Hiranyagarbha	figure	individual	hindu	candidate	2
PRAKJi/TI	spirit	individual	hindu	registered	1
Prakriti — Maya · Sakti	deity	individual	—	registered	1
PRALAMBA	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRAMATHAS	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRAMLOCHA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRASANNA-RAGHAYA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PRASEISTA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRASUTI	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRATARDANA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRATI-SHTHAXA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRATLSAKHYAS	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Praxithea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Praxithea at Eleusis	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pray — Khmoc Pray · pray · kon-bray Cambodian spirits of unnatural death, especially women lost in childbirth, who haunt trees and assault passersby with laughter, stones, or fatal attacks.	spirit	species	—	candidate	3
Pray Steam	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
prayer	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Prayers	custom	—	british	registered	1
Prayers offered by Aeacus for rain	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Praying	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Precepts of Kaqemna	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Precepts of Khensu-hetep	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
precipice	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
prehuman race	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
'pren-ba	living object	archetype	—	registered	1
prepuce	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pressina — Fay Pressina Pressina is a fountain fairy who marries King Helmas under a privacy oath and becomes mother to Melusina, Melior, and Plantina.	fairy	individual	european	candidate	3
Prester John — Presbyter John	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Presteros	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pret — Preta · pret or preta Prets are restless Hindu spirits, appearing as spiteful goblins or as the wandering souls of sinful dead people.	spirit	species	hindu	canon	3
Pretos	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pretos Velhos — Pai Benedito · Pai Jeronimo · Pai Tomas · Senhora Ana	spirit	archetype	—	registered	3
Pretty Girl, the Liaison Wife — Liaison Wife	deity	individual	chinese	registered	1
Priam	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Priam	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Priam	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Priam	other	individual	greek	registered	7
Priapeia	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Priapus — Priapos A conspicuously phallic garden god who embodies male fertility and protects the abundance of crops, animals, and people.	deity	individual	egyptiangreekjewish	candidate	7
prick	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pricolic	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Priculics (Pray-cue-lics) — Priccolitsch · Prikolotsch · Varcolaci	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pride	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Priest — priest A priest is a religious elder or specialist associated with divination, ritual, sacrifice, magic, and healing; classical sources name individual priests of Apollo.	symbol	archetype	greek	registered	2
Priest's Daughter's Corpse-Bridegroom — Merchant's Son	ghost	individual	russian	registered	1
Priestess	other	individual	greek	registered	1
priesthood	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Priesthood of Hera	other	individual	greek	registered	1
priests	custom	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
priests and priestesses	concept	individual	mesopotamian	registered	1
Prigirstitis	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
PRIMATES	figure	species	—	registered	1
prime matter	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Primeval Mound	place	—	egyptian	registered	1
Primeval Ocean	place	—	egyptian	registered	1
Primeval Ox	figure	individual	persian	registered	1
primeval water	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
primitive and folk art	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Primor’ye Giant Snake	figure	species	—	registered	1
primordial couple	concept	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
primrose	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
primrose	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Primrose	symbol	—	—	registered	1
primum mobile	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
prince	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Prince Ahmed	tale	individual	european	registered	1
Prince Night	other	individual	chinese	registered	1
Prince of Temptation	demon	individual	jewish	registered	1
Prince of the Rolling Waves	spirit	individual	arab	registered	1
Prince of the World This title denotes a celestial spokesman who praises creation and petitions God on behalf of the righteous.	spirit	archetype	jewish	candidate	2
Prince/Princess	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Princess Bartuha	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Princess of Mount Ophir	person	individual	malay	registered	1
Princess of the Colored Clouds	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Princess on the Pea	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Princess Telan	person	individual	malay	registered	1
Principalities	custom	—	egyptian	registered	2
Priparchis	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Pripegala	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Prisca	figure	species	—	registered	1
Prisca	figure	species	—	registered	1
Priscaraxe	figure	species	—	registered	1
prison	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Prisoner's Song — New Jail · The Great Ship	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
Prisse Papyrus	tale	—	egyptian	registered	2
PRITHA — Pritha	person	individual	hindupersian	registered	2
Prithd	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Prithusravas	figure	species	—	registered	1
privet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
PRIYA-DARSI	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PRIYA-YRATA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PRIYAM-YADA	spirit	individual	hindu	registered	1
processions of the gods — journeys and processions of the gods	concept	individual	mesopotamian	registered	2
Prock Gwinter — Lunkus · Sidewinder · Sidehill Dodger · Cute-Cuss A shape-shifting lumberjack attraction and sidehill critter whose adjustable shoulders let it graze along steep slopes.	figure	species	—	candidate	5
Procles	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proclia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proclus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Procne	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Procne and Philomela	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Procris	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Procris	place	individual	greek	registered	2
Procris	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Procrustes	figure	species	—	registered	1
Proetidian gate of Thebes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proetus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Proetus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proetus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proetus driven down to	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proetus from Argos	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Proitides	person	species	greek	registered	2
Proitos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Proitos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Proitos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Prokleia	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Prokne	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Prokris	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Prokroustes	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Promachos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Promachos	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Promachos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Promachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Promachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Promachus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
promenade	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Prometheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	figure	species	—	registered	1
Prometheus — son of Iapetus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus to the Caucasus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Prometheus to the Caucasus	deity	individual	greek	registered	1
promised child	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Promus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pronax	other	individual	greek	registered	4
Pronoe	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pronomus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pronous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pronous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prophecy	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prophecy	other	individual	greek	registered	1
prophecy	custom	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Prophets, the	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Propontis	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Proserpine	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Prosopis	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Prosopites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
prostitution	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Protesilaos	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Protesilaos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Protesilaos	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Protesilaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Protesilaus from Hades	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proteus	deity	species	—	registered	1
Proteus	deity	individual	greek	registered	3
Prothoos	other	individual	greek	registered	3
Prothous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prothous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prothous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Prothous	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proto	spirit	individual	greek	registered	2
Proto-Semites	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Protogeneia	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Protogeneia	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Protogeneia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Protogeneia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Proud Margaret — Margaret	tale	individual	european	registered	1
proverb	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
proverbial phrase	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Proverbial Sayings Committee, American Dialect Society	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Providence, Divine	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
province — cóiced	concept	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Prow	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Prudence	symbol	—	—	registered	1
prudery	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
prune	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pruning-hook	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
pruning-hooks being made into	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pruxithea	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pryderi — Gwri Wallt Euryn · Gwri The returned son of Rhiannon and Pwyll, raised under the name Gwri before his true parentage was recognized.	person	individual	celticwelsh	registered	3
Prydwen	living object	individual	celtic	registered	1
psaltery	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Psamathe Psamathe is a Nereid loved by Aeacus and mother of Phocus, placing her among the divine daughters of the sea god Nereus.	deity	individual	greek	candidate	4
Psammetichus L.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pselket	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pseras	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pseudea — Lying Words	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
Psf	deity	species	—	registered	1
Pskegdemus	demon	individual	—	registered	1
Pskov Crocodile	figure	species	—	registered	1
Psoglav	figure	species	—	registered	1
Psophis	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Psumathe	spirit	individual	greek	registered	1
Psuvashi	demon	archetype	—	registered	1
Psyche Psyche is the mortal beloved of Eros whose difficult romance became an enduring allegory of the soul and love.	spirit	archetype	greek	registered	2
psychopomp	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Psychopompos — Psychopomps	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Ptah Ptah is Memphis's creator god and divine craftsman, bringing the world into existence through thought and speech and patronizing artisans and kings.	deity	individual	egyptian	candidate	8
Ptah-aneb-res-f	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Ptah Asar	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ptah Hapi	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Ptah-hetep	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	4
Ptah-neb-ankh	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ptah-Nu	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	3
Ptah-Seker — Ptah-Sekri	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	4
Ptah-Seker- Asar	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	3
Ptah-Seker-Tem	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Ptah - Sekhet-Nefer-Tem	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ptah-Tanen	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	4
Ptah-Tenen, hymn to	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	1
Ptah-Tettet sheps ast Ra	deity	individual	egyptian	registered	2
Pte	custom	species	—	registered	1
Pteleon	person	individual	greek	registered	3
Ptenetu	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pterelaos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pterelas	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pterelaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pterelaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pterelaus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pterelaus lived	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ptitsy-Siriny Russian bird-women resembling harpies, with roots in older fertility and hunting spirits associated with boundaries between land and water.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Ptolemaeus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Ptolemais	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptolemies, the	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptolemy	person	individual	persian	registered	2
Ptolemy Alexander	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Ptolemy IL	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptolemy IV.	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptolemy Lagus	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Ptolemy Philadelphus	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptolemy Soter	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Ptolemy, the Geographer	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Ptoophagos — Ptoophagus One of Orion's two enormous hunting dogs in Greek myth, renowned throughout Boeotia for his insatiable appetite.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pu‘uhele	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Pu‘upehe	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	1
Pua	deity	individual	hawaiian	registered	5
Puarata	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Puatutahi	other	—	—	registered	1
puberty dances	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
puberty rites	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Puck — Pisca · Pouk/E · Puckle · Puck/E Puck is the mischievous English hobgoblin and household spirit, identified with Robin Goodfellow and especially notorious for misleading travelers.	fairy	individual	britisheuropeanwelsh	candidate	9
Puck Fair	custom	archetype	celtic	registered	1
Puddlefoot	custom	species	british	registered	2
Puff	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pug Pug is an English name for Puck, a mischievous household and nature sprite known for tricks, pinching negligent workers, and rewarding hospitality.	fairy	species	european	candidate	2
Pugot — Pugut · Cafre · Child-Snatcher · Kafar A shape-changing Filipino dark monster, variously headless and unsettling or bull-sized, tusked, fire-breathing, and predatory.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pugwis — Man of the Sea	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Puhak	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Puhihuia	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Puhuri	spirit	archetype	finnish	registered	1
Puirle	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Puk — Pukis · Pukys · Puuk · Puks and Puck Puk is a small household dragon or shapeshifting familiar that steals goods for its master and guards the resulting treasure.	spirit	species	european	candidate	8
Puka	fairy	species	—	registered	1
PUKAiYA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pukau	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pukkumeria	spirit	individual	—	registered	1
Puku	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Pukwudgee — Bagwajininiwag · Bgoji-nin-wag · Pa-i-sa-ke · Paweesuk	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pukwudgie	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pul4d	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	demon	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	demon	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	demon	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	demon	individual	persian	registered	1
Pulad	person	individual	persian	registered	1
Puladwand	demon	individual	persian	registered	3
PULAHA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PULASTYA	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pulau Bah	place	individual	—	registered	1
Pulch	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Pulekukwerek	figure	individual	—	registered	1
Puléwi — Pulúwi · Puléwi of the sea	spirit	individual	south-american	registered	1
PULIXDAS	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
pulling the heather green, pulling the nut, pulling the red rose	tale	archetype	—	registered	1
PULOMAN	demon	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pulotu	place	individual	—	registered	1
pulque	concept	—	mesoamerican	registered	1
pulque gods — Centzon Totochtin · Centzon Huitznahua · Ome Tochtli	deity	species	mesoamerican	registered	1
pulse Pulse denotes bodily and mental rhythm, health, and time; folktale physicians read it as a complete diagnostic sign, especially for concealed love-sickness.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Pumaia	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Pumikat	person	individual	philippine	registered	1
Pumina — Moma · Mpumina	figure	species	—	registered	1
pumpkin — Pumpkin Pumpkin denotes paired worlds, autumn harvest, feminine containment, lunar magic, and protection; elsewhere it signifies stupidity, or fruitfulness, health, gain, and human creation.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	3
Pumpot	figure	species	—	registered	1
Puna	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	6
Punaaikoae	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Punch and Judy — Punchinello Punch and Judy is an English puppet play descended from Italian clowning, centered on Punch’s violent slapstick triumphs over family, authority, animals, death, and Devil.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Pundarika — Vamana A Hindu guardian elephant protecting the southeastern direction, often bearing Agni and accompanied by the female Kapila.	deity	species	—	candidate	2
Pundjel	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Punga	deity	individual	maori	registered	1
Pungarehu	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Pungawere	deity	individual	maori	registered	1
Punraxrnproy	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Punt	place	—	egyptian	registered	5
Puntan	figure	species	—	registered	1
Punyaiama (Pom-ah-ya-ma) — VETALA Punyaiama is an eastern Indian vampire resembling a black-skinned old woman with slit eyes and venomous fingernails.	spirit	species	—	registered	1
puppet	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pupualenalena	figure	individual	hawaiian	registered	4
Pupuhuluena	person	individual	hawaiian	registered	2
Puraliokura	person	individual	maori	registered	1
Purana	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Purandukht	person	individual	persian	registered	2
PURAX-JAYA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
purgative	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Purgatory	other	—	egyptian	registered	3
Purgine-Pas or Pirgene — Pirgene	deity	individual	—	registered	1
purification	custom	archetype	mesoamericanmesopotamian	registered	4
Purification for homicide	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Purmaya — Barmaiiin · Purmaya '/■'''■ A brother of Faridun in the Shahnameh, also named Barmaiin.	person	individual	persian	registered	4
PUROCHANA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Purocis — Puroeis	figure	species	—	registered	1
purohita	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
purple	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
purple	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
PURPLE	symbol	—	—	registered	1
Purr Mooar	person	individual	celtic	registered	1
purse	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pursuit (Proioxis) — Proioxis	concept	individual	greek	registered	1
PURU	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PURU-RAVAS	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PURUKUTSA	spirit	individual	hindu	registered	1
Purusa — Purusha The Vedic primeval giant whom the gods sacrificed and divided to create the cosmos, humanity, and social classes.	deity	individual	hindu	candidate	3
PURUSHA-NARAYAJVA	other	individual	hindu	registered	1
PURUSHA-PUSHAX	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PURUSHA-SUKTA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PURUSHOTT AMA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PURVA-MIMANSA	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
Pusa	deity	individual	—	registered	1
Pusat Tasek	place	individual	malay	registered	1
Pushan	deity	individual	—	registered	1
PUSHKARA	living object	individual	hindu	registered	1
PUSHPA-KARAYDmi	concept	archetype	hindu	registered	1
PUSHPA-MITRA	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Pushpadanta — PUSHPA-DANTA · Puspadanta A Hindu guardian elephant of the northwest, paired with Subha-Danti and symbolizing protection, stability, and strength.	deity	species	hindu	candidate	3
PUSHPAKA	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
PUSHPOTKArl	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
PUSIIAN	deity	individual	hindu	registered	1
PUSIIKARAVATI	place	individual	hindu	registered	1
Puss in Boots Puss in Boots is a helpful-animal folktale in which a magical, deceptive cat transforms a poor youth’s fortunes, winning him wealth, royal status, and marriage.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
PUT	person	individual	hindu	registered	1
Putana — PUTANA Putana is a Hindu child-killing demoness whose poisoned attempt to nurse the infant Krishna ends when he drains away her life.	demon	individual	hindu	candidate	3
Putar Ali Putar Ali is an angel in Malaysian Islamic belief whose name and office identify him as Lord of the Rainbow.	spirit	individual	malay	candidate	2
Puteoli	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Putrefaction — putrefaction Putrefaction denotes alchemical dissolution after destruction, breaking down bodily and mental impediments so the soul may be released and matter reintegrated in rebirth.	symbol	archetype	—	registered	2
Putti — Putto	spirit	species	—	registered	1
Puuk	other	—	—	registered	1
Puylonus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pwca — pwca Pwca is the Welsh form of Puck, a mischievous fairy associated with pranks, transformations, and misleading encounters.	fairy	species	british	canon	4
Pwca'r Trwyn — the Sprite of Trwyn Farm · Lord Howell · yr Arglwydd Hywel	fairy	individual	welsh	registered	1
pwe	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pwyll — Pwyll Chief of Annwvyn	person	individual	welsh	registered	1
Pygmalion Pygmalion names differing figures: a Cypriot king in Apollodorus and Ovid’s sculptor whose beloved statue Aphrodite animates, symbolizing frozen feeling awakened to life.	symbol	individual	greek	registered	4
Pygmies	figure	species	greek	registered	1
Pygmy Brown Bear	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pygmy (Classical)	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pygmy Elephant — Abele · Esemasa · Kowuru · M’bakiri A purported small Central African elephant assigned several scientific names during the early twentieth century.	figure	species	—	canon	1
Pygmy Gorilla	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pyinsa Rupa	figure	species	—	registered	1
pyinsalet	concept	archetype	—	registered	1
Pylades	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylades	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylades	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylades	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pylaemenes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylaemeues	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylaon	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylarge	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylarge	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylas	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylia	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylians	other	individual	greek	registered	2
Pylius	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylos	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pylus	figure	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pylus founded by WNeleus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyong A Chinese legendary bird of roc-like and immense proportions.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pyracmon	figure	species	—	registered	1
Pyraechmes	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyralli — Pyrotocone · Pyrotokon (“firebred”) · Pyrausta	figure	species	—	registered	1
pyramid — Pyramid The pyramid denotes sacred mountain, world axis, fertility, solar fire, earth, and ascent through cosmic levels; Mesoamerican examples served as stable temple platforms for cults.	symbol	archetype	mesoamerican	registered	3
Pyramis and Thisbe	symbol	archetype	—	registered	1
Pyramus	place	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrassoupi An Arabian mule-like unicorn with shaggy yellow fur and two twisted horns whose steeped water was believed to counter snake venom.	figure	species	—	canon	2
Pyre of Hercules	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrhus	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyriphlegethon	other	—	greek	registered	1
Pyrippe	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrois — Pyroeis A white, fire-breathing immortal horse that draws Helios's golden chariot through the heavens.	figure	species	—	candidate	2
Pyrrha	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrrha	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrrha	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrrha	person	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrrha	other	individual	greek	registered	1
Pyrrha	other	individual	greek	registered	1
pyrrhic dance	custom	archetype	—	registered	1
Pyrrhos — Neoptolemos	other	individual	greek	registered	8
Pythagoras	other	—	egyptian	registered	2
Pythagoreans	other	—	egyptian	registered	1
Pythia	person	individual	greek	registered	2
Pythias or Phintias — Damon And Pythias · Phintias	tale	individual	—	registered	3
Pytho — Delphyne · Pythia · Pythios · Python Pytho is the chthonic dragon or serpent that guarded Delphi's oracle until Apollo slew it and claimed the sanctuary.	figure	individual	greek	canon	3
Python — Pytho · Pythoness	figure	individual	greek	canon	2
Python	figure	individual	persian	canon	2
Python — the dragoness · Delphyne	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Python	symbol	—	—	canon	1
Python	figure	individual	european	canon	1
Python	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Python	figure	archetype	bantu	canon	1
Python	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Python	other	individual	greek	canon	1
Python	figure	individual	greek	canon	1
Python	other	—	egyptian	canon	2
Python — Pytho	figure	species	—	canon	1
Python	figure	individual	—	canon	1
Python	figure	individual	persian	canon	1
Python at	other	individual	greek	registered	1