- A–M
- afro-catholicism or black catholicism
- anti-mythology - Anti-Mythology and Neotericism From the anti-mythology of Israel's prophets to the rise of modern Western science
- Anticleia (mythology) / Anticlea (mythology) (also possibly spelled Anticlia) - daughter of Diocles of Pharae[1], mother of Nicomachus and Gorgasus
- Arragoussets (fr:Arragoussets)
- Atanarjuat (mythology) (Inuit mythology)
- Atlas (Atlantis) (fr:Atlas (Atlantide), ru:Атлант (Атлантида), de:Atlas (König)) - see wikidata:Q757089
- Augurey (de:Augurey)
- Aure (legendary creature) (it:Aure (leggenda)) - not Aure
- Avurie (it:Aure (leggenda))
- Biddrina (it:Biddrina)
- Bucentaur (legendary creature) (fr:Bucentaure (mythologie)) - aka Bull Centaur
- Bulumia (es:Bulumia)
- Cenocroca (it:Cenocroca)
- Cosso (Lusitanian deity)[2]
- Cucuio (nl:Cucuio)
- democratic humanism
- Dukúr Bulu (es:Dukúr Bulu)
- Foglionco (it:Foglionco)
- Hai Ho Shang (fr:Hai Ho Shang)
- Hercynian stag (nl:Hercynisch hert)
- Hrosshveli (fr:Hrosshveli)
- Idise (de:Idise)
- Igosha (ru:Игоша)
- Kasai Rex - A theropodous pseudocryptid that allegedly lives in the Kasaï Valley of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (es:Kasai rex)
- Kesaran Pasaran (ja:ケサランパサラン) - a Japanese mythical being (or cryptid) resembling a fluffy white ball, said to float aimlessly through the air and to be an omen of good luck. They date to the Edo period and some are on display at Kamo Aquarium.
- Macachera (fr:Macachera)
- Madera (legendary creature) (not Madera) (fr:Madera (folklore))
- Mang-gon (de:Mang-gon)
- Mazaròl (it:Mazaròl)
Mėnuo - Lithuanian god of the moon and east wind (Britannica, Google Books)
- N–Z
- Namaitamí - es:Namaitamí
- Rauhe Else - de:Rauhe Else
- Scultone - it:Scultone; also mentioned on Dragon
- Serpente Regolo - it:Serpente Regolo
- Shulikuny - ru:Шуликуны
- Sommeltjes - nl:Sommeltjes
- Sòrburu - es:Sòrburu
- Sórkura - es:Sórkura
- Stinthengst (de:Stinthengst)
- Sulára (es:Sulára)
- Sphyrus[3] - son of Machaon
- Tatari Gami (fr:Tatari Gami)
- "Vleesetende stier" (nl:Vleesetende stier) - the description sounds like something out of a bestiary, but I can't find the original name; I 'think' we don't have a name for it in English it appears according to the dutch entry to be a thick hide relative of the Centicore though the name means 'Carnivorous Bull'
- Voirloups (fr:Voirloups)
- Vuivre (it:Vuivre)
- Welthund (de:Welthund)
- Winselmutter (de:Winselmutter)
- Wurzelwicht (de:Wurzelwicht)
- Zin (legendary creature) (it:Zin) - not Zin
- Ziphius (legendary creature) (nl:Ziphius (fabeldier)) - not Ziphius)
- Pausanias, Graeciae Descriptio 4.30.2
- Encarnação, José d' (July 2020). "Testemunhos recentes de teónimos pré-romanos na Lusitânia" [Recent evidence of pre-roman theonyms in Lusitania]. Antrope (in Portuguese) (12): 249–273 [264-265]. ISSN 2183-1386.
Não parece inviável considerar a forma Cusi uma variante do teónimo indígena Cosus documentado, sob diversas grafias (em dativo): Cusu, Cossue, Cosu… Abunda a bibliografia sobre esta divindade, númen protector que assumiu epítetos conforme o lugar ou o povo de que foi patrono.
[It is not unlikely to consider the form "Cusi" a variation of the indigenous theonym "Cosus", documented with many spellings (in the dative case): "Cusu", "Cossue", "Cosu"... The bibliography about this deity is abundant, a protective numen that took on epithets according to the place or the people whose patron were they.] - Pausanias, Graeciae Descriptio 2.23.4