Literatura - Mytologická stvoření

a spiritual and holy being with two white wings, believed to be a servant or agent of God

anděl

a female spirit from Irish folklore, associated with death and often depicted as a wailing ghostly figure

banshee, ženský duch smrti

a mythical creature in many cultures, often portrayed as a malevolent figure used to frighten children

bubák, strašák

a type of fairy or hobgoblin in Scottish and English folklore, who is said to inhabit households and aid in tasks around the house in exchange for small gifts or treats

brownie, skřítek

a mythical creature from Australian Aboriginal mythology that is believed to inhabit bodies of water and is often described as a large, fearsome creature with a mix of different animal features

bunyip, mytická bytost z australské domorodé mytologie

a mythical creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse

kentaur

a three-headed dog from Greek mythology, known for guarding the entrance to the underworld and preventing the dead from leaving

Kerberos

a mythological creature in Greek mythology, typically depicted as a fire-breathing creature with the body and head of a lion, the head of a goat protruding from its back, and a serpent for a tail

chiméra

a legendary creature in Latin American folklore, known for attacking and drinking the blood of livestock, especially goats

chupacabra

a mythical creature in Greek mythology that has a single eye in the middle of its forehead

cyklop

an evil supernatural creature

démon, zlý duch

a fictional, large winged animal with a long tail that is usually able to breathe fire

drak

a fictional, small human-like creature that generally lives under the ground and works in mines

trpaslík, fiktivní trpaslík

a half-woman, half-snake creature known as the "Mother of Monsters" because she was the mother of many famous monsters

echidna, matka příšer

a small human-like creature from fairy stories that has pointed ears and magical powers

elf, trpaslík

a fictional, small especially female creature that has magical powers, sometimes has the ability to grant wishes

pohádková víla, víla

a legendary forest god or spirit that is part human and part goat

faun, sátýr

a supernatural creature typically depicted as a small, ethereal being with wings, and is often associated with nature or elemental spirits

víla, fay

the female spirit who punished those who had committed crimes, especially within families

Fúrie, Fúrie (ženský duch)

a supernatural being in Arabian stories that has the power to grant wishes to those who summon or free them from a lamp, bottle, or other container

džin

a fictional evil spirit or creature from Arabia stories that eats buried dead bodies

ghoul, démon

a fictional human-like creature that is extremely large and powerful

obr, obřík

a magical creature in the folklore which resembles a small old man who guards buried treasures

trpaslík

a fictional small creature that likes to make trouble for humans or trick them

goblin, skřítek

a group of three monstrous sisters in Greek mythology, known for their terrifying appearance, with snakes for hair and the ability to turn people to stone with their gaze

gorgona, sestra gorgona

a mythical creature with the head, wings, and talons of an eagle, and the body of a lion

grifon

a fictional humanoid race that appears in various fantasy novels and games, usually characterized by their small size and agility

půlčík, základník

a female monster with the face of a woman and the body of a bird

harpyje, pták-matka

a creature that has the upper body of a horse and the lower body of a fish or a dolphin

hippokampus

a fictional character from J.R.R. Tolkien's novel "The Hobbit", and is a member of a race of small, humanoid creatures with hairy feet called hobbits

hobit, malý člověk

a mythical serpent-like creature in Greek mythology that has multiple heads, and if one head is cut off, two more will grow in its place

hýdra

a mythical creature from North American folklore, often depicted as a rabbit with antlers, and celebrated as a symbol of ingenuity and humor

jackalope, králík s rohy

a legendary creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens region of New Jersey in the United States, often described as a kangaroo-like creature with wings, hooves, and a forked tail

Jersey Devil

a shape-shifting water spirit that is said to inhabit the lochs and pools of Scotland

kelpie, vodní duch

a legendary sea monster from Scandinavian folklore, typically depicted as a giant squid or octopus that attacks ships

kraken

a figure from Alpine folklore who is depicted as a horned creature with a long tongue, known for punishing misbehaving children during the Christmas season

krampus, folklorní postava

a female demon or monster in Greek mythology who preys on young children and mothers

lamia, démon

a giant sea monster who is sometimes considered to be a demon of chaos and darkness

leviathan

a legendary creature said to inhabit Loch Ness, a deep freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands

Lochnesská příšera, Příšera z Loch Ness

a legendary creature with the body of a lion, the wings of a bat, and a human-like face

mantikora

a creature from Greek mythology with snakes for hair and the power to turn people to stone with her gaze

méduza, méduza (mytologická)

a fictional creature that is half woman and half fish, which lives in the sea

mořská panna

a mythological creature that is half-man and half-fish, and is usually depicted as having a human upper body and a fish-like tail instead of legs

mořský muž, triton

a creature from Greek mythology with the head of a bull and the body of a man

minotaurus

a fictional, scary, and often large and threatening creature with supernatural abilities

monstrum, příšera

a character from the book "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, and later used to describe a small person, often with a humorous or endearing connotation

munchkin, malá postava

a mythical creature from Hindu and Buddhist mythology that is typically depicted as a human with the lower body of a snake or serpent

naga, mytická bytost

a fictional creature that lives in woods, rivers, etc. and has the shape of a young woman

nymfa

a fictional, scary, and large creature that likes to eat humans

ogre, příšera

a type of demon or ogre in Japanese folklore

oni (démon), japonský ogre

a humanoid creature that is typically portrayed as brutish, aggressive, and warlike

ork

a mythical winged horse usually depicted as white in color

pegas

a fictional, often large bird with a long life that is reborn through fire and its own ashes

fénix

a small, mischievous, supernatural creature from English folklore, typically depicted as a small winged sprite with pointed ears and a pointed hat

skřítek, duch

a legendary bird of prey in Middle Eastern mythology, typically depicted as large enough to carry off and eat elephants

rok, legendární pták

a legendary creature in North American folklore that is said to inhabit remote forests, mainly in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States and western Canada

sasquatch, velká noha

a creature from Greek mythology that is half-human and half-goat, known for its love of wine and music

satyr

a fictional sea creature that is half-woman and half-bird or fish which draws sailors to dangerous waters by singing to them

syréna, mořská panna

a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human, often depicted in ancient Egyptian and Greek art and mythology as a guardian of temples and tombs

sfinga, sfinga (mytologická bytost)

a supernatural being or force that may be benevolent or malevolent, and which is often associated with specific locations, natural phenomena, or emotions

duch, duše

a supernatural creature typically depicted as a small, ethereal being with wings, and is often associated with nature or elemental spirits

sprite, víla

a type of legendary creature in Japanese folklore, often depicted as a humanoid with wings and a long nose

tengu

a legendary creature in the mythology of Native Americans, particularly those of the Pacific Northwest region of North America

hromový pták

any fictional creature in Scandinavian stories that some of which are large and frightening and some are small and mischievous

troll, trolové

supernatural creatures that are said to be deceased but continue to exist in some form, such as zombies, vampires, and ghosts

nemrtví, přízraky

a fictional horse with a straight horn on its forehead

jednorožec

female figures from Norse mythology who were believed to choose which warriors would die in battle and be taken to Valhalla, the afterlife for heroes

Valkyrie

a mythical creature from Algonquian folklore, known for its cannibalistic nature and association with cold winter weather

wendigo, wendigo (mytická bytost z algonkinského folkloru)

a light that appears at night over marshy areas or in graveyards and seems to move away as one approaches it

bludný oheň, světýlko

a large, ape-like creature said to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet

yetti, sněžný muž