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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Vinony's link graph records 2,959 inbound references to 鬼, and connects out to vengeful ghost, soul and Ancient Egyptian conception of the soul.

It is catalogued under topics including Afterlife, Ghosts and Paranormal terminology.

Vinony links it to 106 Wikipedia language editions.

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Image: Athenodorus - The Greek Stoic Philosopher Athenodorus Rents a Haunted House.jpg

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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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