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Ghoul in Mythology: Origin and History

The etymology of ghūl has been proposed to be the Arabic word meaning "to seize." On the other hand, the word may be a derivation from the Mesopotamian mythology's gallu demons.

By Hrothsige Frithowulf
Published: February 9, 2024
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