Vampire – Greece 1702 Mmbyu – India also spelled or an early form of: Pocu Pati Mosquito Man - Native American, Pacific Northwest Moskitto - North America Mullo – Romani the plural being Mulé, with the following spelling variation: Mullo Muroni – Romania Mjertovjec – Belarus Meçkey/Meçik – Turkic peoples N Nachzehrer – Germany with the following possible spelling variations: Neuntöter Nachtöter Nelapsi – Slovakia Nora – Hungary Nukekubi – Japan Nure-onna – Japan O Obayifo – Ashanti Obur – Bulgaria Ohyn – Poland Ol' Higue – Jamaica Opyrb – Slavic with the following spelling variation: Opirb P Pacu Pati – India Palis - Iran Papinijuwari – Australia Pelesit – Malaysia Penanggal – Malaysia Petar Blagojevich – Serbia Peuchen – Chile Pricolici - Romania Pichal Peri – India Pichas – Nepal Pishtaco – South America, Peru Pontianak – Malaysia R Rakshasa – India Raktha pisachi – India Ramanga – Madagascar Revenants – England Richmond Vampire – Richmond, Virginia, USA Riri Yaka – Sri Lanka Ruza Vlajna – Serbia S Sava Savanović – Serbia Sekhmet - Egypt Shtriga – Albania Sigbin – Philippines Soucouyant – Trinidadian Guadeloupean it has the spelling variation: Stregoni benefici – Italy Soucriant Strigoi – Romania with the following variations: Strigoaica Moroi Strix – Ancient Rome with the following spelling variations: Striga Stirge Strige Strzyga – Slavic Suangi – New Guinea Sukuyan – Caribbean Succubus – Judeo-Christian Sybaris – Greece T Talamaur – Australia Thayé – Burma with the spelling variation: Tasei Tlahuelpuchi – Mexico with the following spelling variation: Tlaciques U Ubour – Bulgaria Upier – Poland Vjesci (pronounced as "vyeskee") Njetop (pronounced as "nyetop") Wupji (pronounces as "woopyee") Ohyn Upír – Slovakia Upir – Ukraine though could be linked to: Upyr – Russia Uruku – Mesopotamia Ustrel – Bulgaria Utukku – Iraq V Vampire pumpkins and watermelons (Balkan) vampiros (Brazil and Portugal) Vapir (Bulgaria) Vârcolac (Romania) – variations: Pricolici and Varcolaci Vǎrkolak (Bulgaria) Vendalla (Ethiopia) Vetalas (India) Vhlk'h dlaka (Greece) Vipir Vjesci (Poland) Opji Wupji Vampir (Serbia, Slovenia, Yugoslavia, Bosnia and Croatia) Vlkodlak (Siberia) – Variants: Volkodlak, Volkoslak Vrykolakas βρυκόλακας (Greece) – variation: Vorvolakas Vrykolatios (Santorini) W Wak Wak (Philippines) Wampir (Poland) Wurdulac (Russia) has a spelling variation: Verdilak X Y Yama – Tibet, Nepal and Mongolia Yara-ma-yha-who – Australia Yaka – Sri Lanka Yaksha – Sri Lanka, India Yuki-onna - Japan Z Zaloznye Pokojniki – Russia Zorfabio – New Zealand Zaolas – Brazil See