In Nguni mythology, the tokoloshe, tikoloshe, tikolosh, tonkolosh, tonkolosi, tokolotshe, thokolosi, or hili is a dwarf-like water spirit. It is a mischievous and evil spirit that can become invisible by …

2024年10月9日 · The Tokoloshe, sometimes spelled “Tikoloshe,” has deep roots in Zulu mythology. This small, goblin-like creature is said to be summoned by a witch, often as a tool …

According to Zulu mythology, the Tikoloshe is a dwarf-like water spirit that lives in rivers, lakes, and swamps. It is said to be a mischievous and evil spirit that can become invisible by drinking …

In the mystical realms of South African folklore, where the unseen stirs just beneath the surface of the known world, dwells a peculiar and elusive entity: the Tikoloshe. This spirit being, rooted in …

tikoloshe，英语单词，主要用作为名词，用作名词译为“托科洛希（非洲南部班图人民间传说中的水中精灵）”。

The Tikoloshe, a mischievous spirit in African mythology, shares similarities with Celtic mythical creatures such as the Anchimayen and the Tupilaq. These beings, like the Tikoloshe, are …

Known as a malevolent water spirit, the Tikoloshe is infamous for its mischievous antics, its disconcerting habit of terrorizing children, and its unique ability to render itself invisible by …

The tokoloshe, also spelled tokolosh, tikoloshe or thokolosi, is a small, hairy, anthropoid creature in Southern African folklore. According to Eric Rosenthal, the tokoloshe has a tail. I have not …

2000年1月30日 · Originally a water sprite, the tokoloshe is nowadays often a domestic spirit in the households of witches and warlocks. Usually described as a brown, hairy dwarf, it is virtually …

Depicted as a dwarf-like creature, the Tokoloshe is characterized by its hairy exterior, long claws, and luminous eyes, creating an eerie and unsettling visage. The creature is closely associated …