Angels and demons are two ultimate opposite poles in the earth. Everyone tends to love angles and scare off demons, even though there are a lot of misleading assumptions about their existence.
Demons always give me a feeling of a bad nature, a negative circumstance, and dark supernatural characters, but convey a message of mysterious stories. I will not say it is not fun to discuss this; especially some female demon names were created different versions of myths passing through time.
Let’s dig down to the roots some.
#1. Avalon
I like her a lot to put her on the top of my list of all-time favorite female demon names. Avalon is well-known as a Lady of the Lake, and called as Nimue, Viviane, Vivien, Elaine, Morgaine, Niniane, Nivian, Nyneve, or Evienne, among other variations in Arthurian legend.
Her role is not completely evil because she saves and helps the men around her. It’s just about the way she does it too flirty. Of course, she is beautiful.
#2. Batibad
She is an old, huge, and fat woman in Ilocano folklore who causes death to people while sleeping. She is resided in a tree and doesn’t let people sleeping nearby. If they do, she will attack them from the neck until the victims can’t breathe.
One way to recuse this person is to bite the toes to get awake from the nightmare, including Batibad.
#3. Hecate
Here is one of the most popular evils in the female demon names list. Hecate is named in Ancient Greek and famous with the status of Triple Hecate. She seduces men to create babies while later grow up to become half-human, half-demon. It seems like she wants to dominate the world with her kids, to be under the control of everything.
#4. Lamina
The lamina is also in Greek mythology. She is a very beautiful lady who turns out to be a child-eating monster. The story starts when she plays the role of God Zeus’s mistress. His wife is jealous to kill all her children. Then she loses her mind to go hunting for kids from others.
#5. Pandora
Although Pandora is in the female demon name lists, it is well known also as a worldwide jewelry brand. She is considered the first woman in Greek. Pandora is beautiful, elegant but she is a cause of every single plague and disease on the earth. She opens a jar which releases all evils to the outside world.
#6. Mara
Mara is a vengeful demon of Scandinavian folklore. People hate her because she threatens kids in their dream. She also seduces Gautama Buddha and later blames him is her child.
#7. Gorgon
Gorgon in Greek means terrible, bad, and evil in Greek. She represents a mysterious but wise woman. She creates life but also brings death.
#8. Lamashtu
In my opinion, Lamashtu is the scariest version for a female demon named list. She is described as a lion head, a hairy body, a donkey’s teeth, and ears, bony fingers. She is the cause of newborn and unborn babies. Lamashtu is a nightmare for every single pregnant or a young mother. She even can skip nap the baby while the mother is feeding. She also chews their bones and sucks their blood to death.
#9. Kasdeya
Kasdeya is an angel falling from heaven and after that looks at life in a different way. She is famous for poisoning and well-known as a fifth Santa.
#10. Bella
Bella is a short call from Isabella. It reminds me of the girl Belle Swan in Twilight Series. Surprisingly, it also indicates a name in the vampire world. Bella means “Lovely.” She is a very helpful maid who turns out to be a vampire later. Belle is an old name used popularly in the 18th century.
Here is the trailer for Twilight:
#11. Elena
Elena is another name in the Vampire world and famous for a TV show “Vampire Diaries,” but also in an animated series Elena of Avalor in Disney Channel.
Check out its trailer to see a real Elena:
#12. Nukekubi
Nukekubi is an ordinary woman in day time but transforms into a demon in the night time. She is punished for committing a crime of unfaithful to her husband. She is normally starved for human blood. The most interesting thing I found in her is her neck can be stretched to miles to reach the victims.
Another myth is her neck and body don’t get attached. She doesn’t cause any big harm so far but must be a huge scare to people.
#13. Nure-Onna
Another transforming demon that is famous in Japan is Nure-Onna. She is described as an attractive young lady with a beautiful face, but a snake body. She is normally disguised herself as a miserable mother holding the baby.
When somebody comes to help, the baby will weight super heavily that he can’t run away. Then this is the time for Nure-Onna to eat their body.
#14. Hone-Onna
Hone-Onna is a skeleton form of a female demon. She allures men with a nice appearance, leads them to her cave then transforms back to be a skeleton. The victims, of course, don’t know about this, and when they know, it’s too late to run away. She will eat them until becoming a skeleton themselves.
#15. Ubume
Ubume is a woman who dies before or after a little bit the time a child is born. As she dies and her kid is alive, she will return as a ghost mother to take care of the kid. She brings “grocery” and “food” to her baby until she makes sure her kid in a good hand.
#16. Yama Uba
Yama Uba is in the female demon names list and also the name of a sad story in Japan. She is used to be a young girl born in a very low-income family. Her family can’t afford to feed her, so they left her in the cave. She has to find a way to survive and becomes insane with hunger and depression. Nobody knows if she is alive.
However, in this area, there are a lot of missing people cases. The rumor that Yama Uba turns into a demon now. She normally disguises herself to be a young girl who offers shelter for people who get lost. After bringing them to her cave, she will eat them. Or some people say she uses her hair to trap people to her cave also.
Fun facts about female demon names:
Roots within ancient cultures such as Babylon, Assyria, and Egypt, as well as within Jewish, Christian, and Muslim lore, also from Asia for China or Japan are the most well-known.
Most women are described as beautiful but alluring, try to seduce men to get benefits.
They don’t fight with each other much like women in real life.
All myth starts with a sad story, or I can say the reasons these women become demon are very tragic
Conclusion
All-female demon names have an interesting story behind, but most of them are sad and horrified. However, I don’t think it’s harmful to make it as a topic or a discussion with friends about this.
Also, if you are playful parents, you can pick “Belle” or “Elena” for your baby girls. They are cute and graceful. Plus all the actresses with the same name are very attractive. Comment below if you are “brave” enough to take a risk on your baby.
Ok I like the names listed here and other sites. What I am confused about is the name Azazael. They say its a female Demon but on Supernatural they portray that demon as a yellow eyed demon who is male. Which is it?