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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.

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There are currently 12 names in this directory beginning with the letter H.
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Hagiography
Writings on the lives of saints and venerated figures.

Hau
In Māori belief, Hau is the spirit of the wind, symbolizing life and the movement of energy. It is often associated with the breath of life and the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Heirophant
A priest or interpreter of sacred mysteries.

Heka
Egyptian concept of magic and divine speech

Heraldry
A system of identification using symbols, often tied to noble families.

Hermeneutics
The study of interpreting sacred texts.

Hermeticism
A religious and philosophical tradition based primarily on the writings attributed to Hermes Trismegistus.

Hero
A mortal or semi-divine figure in mythology known for their extraordinary strength, courage, or achievements, often embarking on quests or adventures.

Hierophany
A manifestation of the sacred or divine in the material world.

Hieros Gamos
The sacred marriage between gods, symbolizing cosmic unity.

Huaca (Waka)
Sacred objects, places, or beings revered in Andean cultures, often associated with spirits or deities.

Huldufólk
Hidden people in Icelandic folklore.

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