鬼

Also known as Ghost

魂魄等實體或非實體的東西

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The Hammersmith Ghost was a figure that appeared in early 1800s London, initially believed by locals to be a supernatural apparition but later revealed to be an old cobbler wearing a white sheet as a prank against his apprentice. The case became notable enough to be featured in Roger Kirby's 1804 magazine and demonstrates how rumors about ghosts can spread in a community before a rational explanation emerges.

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Unicode character: 👻
Commons category: Ghosts
topic's main category: Category:Ghosts
Commons gallery: Ghost
Wikidata usage instructions: for ghosts from a work of fiction see Q30061299
described by source: National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
hashtag: spiritual-beings

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鬼，又稱鬼魂，某些文化习俗或宗教信仰的人認為鬼是生物死亡後遺留下的靈魂。以現今的科學社會上，人類還是未能確認它的存在，但是至今仍然不少流傳鬼怪的故事。在其他語言的翻譯上，中文的「鬼」最常被翻譯成英語的「Ghost」，日本則稱之為「幽靈」，韓國和日本一樣，稱之為「유령」，马来语、印尼語则称之为「Hantu」。另外邪靈、魔鬼、妖怪、吸血鬼，以及不死生物等其他在恐怖片出現的怪物，和一些宗教神话、民间传说和都市传说的传说生物，也常被稱為「鬼」。

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