āgasi |
Giant. |
agta' |
A person blackened with soot. |
awliya' |
Certain very devout, wise men or women with special powers; a hermit; an ascetic. |
bābal |
Spirit (of a person roaming abroad while its owner is asleep and dreaming); certain demons. |
bagubu' |
Unseen beings; people, reputed to be invisible. |
birarali 2
|
A rainbow, said to be a mythical being; sky maiden. |
kokok |
A kind of unseen being (often harmful to people). |
duyung |
Mermaid (a mythical being). |
hibilis |
Evil spirit; demon. |
jīn |
A jinni, or genie (one of a class of spirits or mythical beings). |
lagtew |
A spirit being (very tall). |
layilatul-karal |
An apparition signifying good omen. |
libun (a'a libunr)
|
Invisible beings like in fairy tales. |
mala'ikat |
Angel. |
manubu' |
A being out of legends (reputed invisible, living in the forest). |
mentiyanak |
A white ghost (frightens people). |
mungkalun |
The angel of death. |
naga |
A dragon. |
pandang (bā pandanganr)
|
The one looking hard, the seeing one, i.e. God (used only of God). |
panyata' |
Spirit of the dead; ghost. |
punsu (a'a punsur)
|
Mythical beings said to live in small hills. |
sambāni |
A mythical horse (half human (female) with wings). |
sassat |
Tempter; temptation. |
seyitan |
A demon, an evil spirit; the devil; Satan. |
songgot |
A mythical person. |
timbalun |
A spirit being. |
Tuhan |
The supreme being, God. |
Tuhan (tuhan-tuhanr)
|
A pretend-god; an idol. |
unglu'en |
An apparition of light. |