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KALI [ India ]

( from: Anthony Masters "The Natural History of the Vampire" )

KALI MA [ India ]

( from: "Mythologie Générale" )

KALIKANDZARE [ Greece ]

Werewolf-like wild men.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KALLICANTZAROS [ Crete ]

( from: Peter Haining "A Dictionary of Vampires" )

KALLIKANTZAROS [ Greece ]

( from: Nigel Jackson "Compleat Vampyre" )

KALLIKANZAROS [ Greece ]

Werewolf-like wild man.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KAPACONCOLOS [ Turkey ]

Nocturnal being that only appears between Christmas and Epiphany.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KAPPA [ Japan ]

( from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book" )

KARACONCOLOS [ Turkey ]

Nocturnal being that only appears between Christmas and Epiphany.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KARA-KONDJIOLOS [ Turkey ]

( from: Nigel Jackson "Compleat Vampyre" )

KARAKONDJO [ Bulgaria ]

Werewolf-like wild man.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KARAKONDJOULA [ Serbia ]

Nocturnal being that only appears between Christmas and Epiphany.
( from: Ivanichka Georgieva "Bulgarian Mythology" )

KARAKONDZJO [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Peter Mario Kreuter "Der Vampirglaube in Südosteuropa" )

KARAKONDZJUL [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Peter Mario Kreuter "Der Vampirglaube in Südosteuropa" )

KARKANTEBOKIS [ Greece ]

( from: "Le Musée des Vampires" )

KATACHANAS [ Greece ]

( from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism" )

KATAKANAS [ Greece ]

( from: "Le Musée des Vampires" )

KATAKHANÁ [ Crete ]

( from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism" )

KATAKHANÁDES [ Crete ]

( from: Montague Summers "The Vampire in Europe" )

KATAKHANAS [ Crete, Rhodes ]

( from: Peter Haining "A Dictionary of Vampires" )

KATAKHANÁS [ Crete ]

( from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism" )

KATAKHANÉ

( from: Roland Villeneuve )

KATAKHANES [ Greece ]

( from: R.E.L. Masters "Eros and Evil" )

KATAKHANOSO [ India ]

Other name for "Baital".
( from: Norbert Borrmann "Vampirismus" )

KATALKANÁS [ Crete ]

( from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism" )

KATANÈS [ Montenegro ]

( from: Roland Villeneuve "Dictionnaire du Diable" )

KATHAKANAS [ Greece ]

( from: Gabriel Ronay "The Dracula Myth" )

KATHAKANES [ Greece ]

( from: "A Treasury of Witchcraft" )

KAUKAÏ [ Baltic Countries ]

( from: Robert Baudry )

KEPHN [ Burma ]

( from: Montague Summers "The Vampire - his Kith and Kin" )

KEREN [ Ancient Greece ]

( from: "Mythologisch Woordenboek" )

KERES [ Ancient Greece ]

( from: "Greek Mythology" )

KHARISIRI [ Bolivia ]

( from: Nathan Wachtel "Dieux et Vampires" )

KHMOCH [ Cambodia ]

The word "Khmoch" can mean corpse as well as revenant.
( from: Pierre Bitard "Le Monde du Sorcier au Cambodge" )

KIANG-KOUEI [ China ]

( from: Jean-Paul Roux "Le Sang" )

KIANGSHI [ China ]

( from: Dudley Wright "Vampires and Vampirism" )

KIANG-SHI [ China ]

( from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book" )

KIANG-SI [ China ]

( from: Francois Ribadeau Dumas "A la Recherche des Vampires" )

KIEL GALAL [ Accadia ]

Accadian type of succubus
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare" )

KIEL-UDDAKARA [ Accadia ]

Being that causes nightmares
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare" )

KIKIMARA [ Russia ]

Being that causes nightmares
( from: Ernest Jones "On the Nightmare" )

KOLDUN [ Russia ]

( from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book" )

KOSAC [ Croatia ]

( from: Jan L. Perkowski "The Darkling" )

KOSAC [ Serbia ]

( from: Peter Mario Kreuter "Der Vampirglaube in Südosteuropa" )

KOZLAC [ Dalmatia ]

( from: Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia" )

KOZLAK [ Dalmatia ]

( from: Jan L. Perkowski "The Darkling" )

KRASSY [ Thailand, Laos ]

( from: Rosemary Ellen Guiley "The Complete Vampire Companian" )

KRAVOPIJTZA [ Russian Language ]

( from: Dictionary )

KRESNEK [ Slavs ]

( from: Harry A. Senn "Were-Wolf and Vampire in Romania" )

KRESNIK [ Serbia ]

( from: van Loon & Didden "Vampierhandboek" )

KRIJVASMOK [ Belarusian Language ]

( from: Dictionary )

KROPIJAC [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Massimo Centini "Sulle Tracce dei Vampiri" )

KRSNIK [ Slavs ]

( from: Harry A. Senn "Were-Wolf and Vampire in Romania" )

KRUVNIK [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Jan L. Perkowski "Vampires of the Slavs" )

KRVOIJAC [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Gabriel Ronay "The Dracula Myth" )

KRVOPIJA [ Serbian Language ]

( from: Dictionary )

KRVOPIJAC [ Bulgaria ]

( from: Ornella Volta "The Vampire" )

KUANG-SHI [ China ]

( from: Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia" )

KUDESNIK [ Russia ]

( from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book" )

KUDLAC [ Balkan ]

( from: Francois Ribadeau Dumas "A la Recherche des Vampires" )

KUDLAK [ Istria ]

Abbreviation for VORKUDLAK
( from: www.istrianet.org "Vampires and Witches in Istria" )

K'UEI [ China ]

( from: Matthew Bunson "The Vampire Encyclopedia" )

KUKUDHI [ Albania ]

( from: van Loon & Didden "Vampierhandboek" )

KUKUTHI [ Albania ]

( from: J. Gordon Melton "The Vampire Book" )

KUZLAC [ Dalmatia ]

( from: Ornella Volta "The Vampire" )

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