Dhampir — Dhampire redirects here. For the Vertigo graphic novel, see Dhampire: Stillborn. A Dhampir in Balkan folklore is the child of a vampire father and a human mother. The term is sometimes spelled dhampyre, dhamphir, or dhampyr. Dhampir powers are… … Wikipedia
Dhampire — Un dhampire (souvent dhampir, d’après l’anglais, bien que le terme « francisé » ait déjà été employé par Scott Baker) est une créature fantastique mi humaine et mi vampire. Nés d’un père vampire et d’une mère humaine, ils sont souvent… … Wikipédia en Français
Vampire — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Vampire (homonymie) … Wikipédia en Français
Dhampire — (DOM peer) Variations: Dhampir, Dhampyr, Dhampyri, LAMPIJEROVIC (feminine), Vamphile, VAMPI JEROVIC (masculine), VAMPIR (masculine), VAMPIRDZHIJA, Vampiritc, Vampirovitch, Vampuiera (feminine), Vampuira The Gypsy lore from Eastern Europe… … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Krsnik — (KRES nic) Variation: Crusnik, Kresnik In Slovenia when a child is born with a clear or white caul, the child is destined to be a protector of his people with shamanlike abilities, a vampire hunter called a krsnik ( protector of the clan ).… … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Mule — (MULE) In Gypsy lore the vampiric spirit known as amule looks exactly as it did in life, but it does not return in its old body. Rather, it creates an exact duplicate that it uses. The mule, which is only viable between midday and midnight, is… … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Vampiresa — (Vam per RES ah) The word vampiresa is used regionally by the Gypsies of southeastern Europe when describing the daughter born of a union between a human and a vampire. Other such beings born as the result of a vampiric union are the DHAMPIRE,… … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
