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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 6 names in this directory beginning with the letter K.
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Kachina
Spirit beings in Hopi and Pueblo cultures, representing various natural elements, ancestors, or gods. Kachinas are celebrated through dances and ceremonies, believed to bring blessings, fertility, and prosperity to the community.

Kalunga
In Kongo mythology, Kalunga represents the boundary between the world of the living and the dead, often symbolized by a vast body of water. It is both a deity and a concept associated with the afterlife and spiritual transition.

Karma
A fundamental concept in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, referring to the law of cause and effect where one's actions (good or bad) influence future outcomes, including reincarnation.

Kenning
A metaphorical phrase used in Norse poetry.

Kivas
Sacred ceremonial chambers used by Native American tribes.

Kumul
A term in Papua New Guinean mythology referring to a bird or a deity associated with creation and the earth. The Kumul is often viewed as a guardian spirit, symbolizing the connection between the land and its people.

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