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| I will put the Werewolf term first and then the eqivalent of it that will be the Weretiger term |
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Weretiger Terms Lokoi = Na-hsi (Of Yumman province in China who have descended from Tigers) Ulfric = Raja Yah (Malaysia, as the mystical King of Tigers) Lupa = Durga (India Goddes, more properly known as Mahadevi - is shown riding upon a Tiger - sometimes a lion - as she fights Mahisha and overcomes. From then on was deferred to by the Gods, in matters of battle) Freki = Bali (Indis. He can be a kindhearted god who is merciful and generous, but he can also be most severe god as well, ruinous and deadly. One of his characteristics is to provide comfort and support to the outcast of society) Geri = Vagha (Full name Vaghadera. India God, who is Guardian of the forest) Hati & Skoll = Amba & Hu-Lin (Two different names for the same person. In Russia the Siberian or Amur Tiger is known for both God and Devil. Is considered a God and is believed to be the very spirit of Taiga and Guardian of the forests and mountains) Bolverk = Shiva (Hinduism, a God. The destroyer, is depicted wearing a tiger skin and riding a tiger) Ferniri = Kami (Male or Female. You may have noticed that many Japanese gods have hyphenated names containing the word Kami. Kami is a concept. The word denotes a specific manifestation of divinity as related to things and phenomena in the natural world.) Munin = Bhutas (Male or Female. Isn't a "Who's That?" but a "What Are They?" They were the ghosts of burial grounds.) Vargamor = Mun-Bae (Korea, Tiger companion to Wise Old Sage. The tiger was known as the 'Mountain Spirit') |
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