-Animals-
Worm

Badger

Caracal
Jaguar
Panther
Cheetah

Wolf
Hound
Hyena

Crow
Blackbird
Jackdaw
Rook

Raptor
Hawk
Eagle
Falcon
Osprey
Kestrel
Merlin

Condor
Vulture
Buzzard

Thrasher
Flycatcher

Rhea
Moa

Cormorant
Heron
Bantam
Drake

Gila
Rattlesnake

Rorqual – various species of baleen whales that have grooves in the skin under the jaw
Orca

Livestock - “Livestock are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products.”
Long-limb roes

      -Plants/Plant Products-
Amarrian Wheat
Spiced Wine
Spirits - “Alcoholic beverages made by distilling a fermented mash of grains.”
Tobacco

      -Mythological Entities/Items-
Anshar – Semitic (Akkadian) sky god-father of the gods
Ares
Ark
Astarte – Greek name for the Semitic goddess Ishtar
Basilisk
Cerberus – Greek mythology, dog guarding the entrance to the underworld
Charon – Greek, ferryman to the land of the dead
Chimera – in Greek mythology, a fire-breathing creature composed of parts of a lion, a snake and a goat
Deimos – Greek mythology, the terror emotion caused by war
Eidolon – in Greek mythology, a ghost or phantom look-alike of the human form
Enyo – Greek goddess of war and destruction
Eos – Greek goddess of the dawn
Eris - Greek goddess of chaos, strife and discord
Fenrir – Norse, monster wolf
Golem
Griffin
Harpy
Hel – Norse goddess of Hell
Helios – Greek titan of the Sun
Huginn – Norse, one of Odin’s reporter ravens
Ishkur - Sumerian god of the rain and thunderstorms of Spring
Ishtar – Sumerian goddess of fertility, love, war, and sex
Keres – Greek, female death spirits, daughters of Nyx
Kitsune – Japanese fox/fox spirit
Kronos
Manticore – in Greek mythology, a creature with a lion’s body, human’s face with three rows of teeth, and a scorpion’s or dragon’s tail
Moros - in Greek mythology, the personification of impending doom
Muninn – Norse, the other raven
Myrmidon – Achilles’s soldiers
Naglfar – Norse, boat made from fingernails and toenails of the dead
Nemesis – in Greek mythology, the spirit of divine retribution against those with hubris
Nestor – Argonaut, old man Achaian in the Illiad
Nidhoggur – in Norse mythology, the dragon that chews the roots of the World Tree
Nyx – Greek, goddess of night
Oneiros – Greek, black-winged daemons
Paladin – Western European, companions for Roland
Phantasm
Phantom
Phobos – Greek mythology, twin of Deimos
Phoenix – Greek mythology
Sleipnir – Odin’s eight-legged horse
Specter
Succubus – late Latin
Svipul - a valkyrie
Taranis – Celtic god of thunder
Thanatos – Greek daimon personification of death
Tristan – Celtic, an Arthurian knight
Vargur – Norse mythology(?)
Visitant
Wraith
Wyvern

     -Latin language-
Incursus – a running or dashing against
Ferox – wild, bold, gallant
Navitas – promptness, zeal