- A
jumbee or jumbie, also
known as
mendo or
chongo in
Colombia and Venezuela, is a type of
mythological spirit or
demon in the
folklore of some Caribbean...
- I
Ching Ifa Imp
Incantation Incubus, see also
Succubus Initiation Jinx
Jumbee (Colombian, Venezuela, Caribbean) Juju
Kabbalah Karzełek (Slavic) Kia (magic)...
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Jumbee and
Other Uncanny Tales is a
collection of
fantasy and
horror short stories by
American writer Henry S. Whitehead. It was
released in 1944 and was...
- song
instead of Lord Intruder. The
oldest versions of the song
refer to a
jumbee jamboree.
Jumbies are evil
spirits who were
thought to
cause wild dancing...
-
Nkisi spirits. A related, but also
often incorporeal,
undead being is the
jumbee of the English-speaking Caribbean,
considered to be of the same etymology;...
- people; portra**** as
faceless people or in the form of
deceased loved ones
Jumbee, the
generic name
given to all
malevolent entities,
including demons and...
-
folklore to
scare disobedient children. The most
common beings invoked are the
Jumbee. Some "jumbies" are the Soucouyant, Lagahoo, La Diablesse, Papa Bois. Bogeyman...
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screen cloth Jötunn (Norse) –
Gigantic nature spirits Jujak (Korean) – Bird
Jumbee (Guyanese) –
Malevolent spirit A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U...
- Tales, and
especially Weird Tales. In his
introduction to the
collection Jumbee, R. H.
Barlow would later describe Whitehead as a
member of "the serious...
- ship"; used to
refer to the
Indian indentured laborers. jhanjat:
confusion jumbee: a
ghost or
demonic spirit. junjunnee:
cramp korhee: lazy kuchur: trouble...
