Adaro (mythology) - Wikipedia
Adaro is a term for two distinct classes of beings found in the mythology of Makira island, in the Solomon Islands. The first class is that of ghosts, which may enter an animal, tree, or stone, or remain in the village where they had lived. With the proper entreaties, these ghosts can be commanded to kill or maim living people at a distance. [1]
Adaro - Gods and Monsters
Primary Type/Nature: Fairy Folk and Spirit Beings. Mythical Attributes: Adaro is known for causing mischief, particularly among fishermen. Role in Mythos: This being emerges from the sea during rainbows and travels using them.
Adaro : The MerMan - Mythlok
It is believed to originate from the division of a person’s spirit into two parts: the Aunga, representing goodness, and the Adaro, representing evil. These beings have the ability to traverse waterspouts and lethally harm unsuspecting individuals by launching poisonous fish.
Category:Water spirits - Wikipedia
Spirits associated with water. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Water spirits.
Which Water Spirits are there and what are their Names?
2021年2月1日 · Adaro is a male water spirit from the Solomon Islands northeast of Australia. He lives in the Pacific Ocean near these islands and arises when the good part of a person’s soul dies and the evil part gets the upper hand.
Water spirit - Wikipedia
Adaro were malevolent merman-like sea spirits found in the mythology of the Solomon Islands. Bunyip were evil water spirits said to inhabit watering holes in Indigenous Australian folklore.
Adaro - Cryptid Wiki | Fandom
Adaro is a merperson-like creature from the Solomon Islands. They are very dangerous and are described as a person with gills behind their ears, tail fins instead of feet, a shark dorsal fin-like horn and a spear growing out of its head, like a swordfish or sawfish. They also travel in waterspouts trailing the paths where rainbows form ...
10 Legends Of Aquatic Humanoid Creatures - Listverse
2018年3月4日 · In the Solomon Islands, they blamed this on a creature called the adaro. This creature’s face and upper body looked like a man without hair on his head and black eyes. It was all gray with a shark-like tail and breathed underwater through gills behind its ears. According to legend, the adaro would wait for
Adaro and the Modern Psyche: Unearthing the Shadow in …
2024年10月17日 · Context and Background: In Makira mythology, the dual-soul concept divides the human essence into the benevolent aunga and the malevolent adaro, the latter
Melanesian Mythology - Encyclopedia.com
The mythologies of Melanesia include many spirits associated with nature and animals. The Adaro are sun spirits, part fish and part human, who use rainbows as bridges and come to earth during sun showers. The Bariaus are shy spirits that live in old tree trunks.