Types of Ghosts, “hantu”,
Djinns, goblins, elves
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Pontianak and / Puntianak / Kuntilanak (“Pontianak” is one of the most famous, scariest
and violent ghost in the Malaysian culture. Primarily, the Malays believe that
it originates from a still born child, women who dies while giving birth, women
who were killed by the pontianak or their spirits captured by them. The phrase
“Pontianak” was believed from the acronym of “Perempuan Mati Beranak” in the
Malay language, meaning the woman death by childbirth.)
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Toyol (A mythical spirit in Malay mythology. It is a child
created from a death human foetus using black magic)
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Pelesit (Type of spirit, probably of the jinn / demonic,
which was kept by a person. Pelesit ghost is believed to be fed blood
from the finger master.)
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Hantu Raya (said to consist of jinn or demons, which are
preserved for the purpose of helping his master to work and to harm the enemy)
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Bota (Bota is a big giant who lived in the land, hiding in a
cave in the soil. Bota
will come out of hiding places at certain moments and very interested in
children who did not wear pants.)
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Bunian (Said to inhabit jungles and are similar to elves
except they are invisible to most people)
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Hantu Jepun (Japanese
ghost of army soldiers and associated with the Japanese conquest
of Malaysia. Show armed marches at night (without head), with sound clatter of army
boots.)
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Pari-pari (Pari-pari
refers to a kind of ghost in Malay belief, probably from among the jinn /
demonic, found in the forest. Pari-pari are said not to be kept by the
man and said to live independently)
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Orang Minyak (Oily man - according to history, Satan
offered to grant worldly desires if the orang minyak raped 21 virgin girls
within seven days and worship Satan as a God. These orang minyak usually douse
themselves with oil and run around naked. Although the orang minyak is believed
to be human, there are countless stories of them being related to the
supernatural world)
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Hantu Bidai (Hantu bidai is said to roam the area of
water and will drown victims. This is likely to prevent the children from going
swimming without supervision of parents, and fear of drowning when you have
difficulties like cramps)
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The hantu Tetek / Hantu Kopek (Breast Ghost - So-called ghost-shaped teat
old woman who likes to hide small children who like to play outdoors during
dusk and at night, by hiding them under the flaccid (breast) them.)
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