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Welcome to the Mythlok Glossary

Dive into the fascinating world of mythology with our comprehensive glossary, designed to enhance your understanding of various mythological terms, figures, and narratives. Whether you’re a seasoned mythology enthusiast or a curious newcomer, our glossary provides clear definitions and insightful explanations of key concepts from diverse cultures around the globe.

Explore entries related to gods, goddesses, legendary creatures, sacred texts, and significant events from ancient mythologies, including Greek, Roman, Indian, Egyptian, Norse, and many more. By leveraging this rich resource, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the stories and traditions that shape our understanding of human history, culture, and spirituality.

Join us as we unravel the threads of mythology and connect with the timeless tales that continue to inspire art, literature, and modern interpretations. Start your journey through our glossary and discover the power of myths in shaping human experience.

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There are currently 9 names in this directory beginning with the letter D.
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Daemon
Supernatural beings between gods and humans in Greek mythology.
Deity
A divine being or god, often worshipped and revered in various religious or mythological traditions.
Demigod
A being who is part divine and part mortal, often the offspring of a god and a human. Examples include Hercules from Greek mythology and Gilgamesh from Sumerian myth.
Demiurge
A deity or creator figure responsible for shaping the material world, often in contrast to a higher, transcendent god.
Deus Ex Machina
A plot device where a seemingly unsolvable problem is suddenly resolved.
Dharma
A complex and multifaceted concept in Indian philosophy, dharma refers to the moral law and duty governing individual conduct and social order. It encompasses righteousness, ethical behavior, and the responsibilities one has towards family, society, and oneself, varying according to context, caste, and stage of life.
Divination
The practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the will of the gods through supernatural means, such as reading omens, interpreting dreams, or consulting oracles
Djehuti
The ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, writing, and magic, also known as Thoth. He is often depicted as an ibis or baboon and played a crucial role in the Egyptian pantheon.
Dreamcatcher
A handmade object traditionally used by Native Americans to protect individuals from negative dreams and spirits. Dreamcatchers are often crafted with a circular frame and a woven net, adorned with feathers and beads, symbolizing the filtering of dreams.

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