51 demonic terms that every demonologist should know

A high -ranking demon, often commander legions of lesser demons. Known for immense power and influence within the demonic hierarchy.

A state where a demon holds a person who causes negative influences and gradually possession without full control.

A ritual removal of a demon of a person or location was intended to return the entity to his empire.

A powerful incantation or ritual designed to limit the movements or activities of a demon, making it powerless.

A sacrilege that mocked Christian rituals, often with regard to the invocation of demons and the desecration of holy symbols.

A powerful and dangerous form of magic that uses blood, often from a living being, to strengthen the potential of spells and rituals.

A form of ritual magic with candles, in which different colors represent different intentions and forces, often used in hexes and curses.

The action of calling a demon by rituals, spells or invocations.

Made an agreement or pact between a person and a demon, which often includes the exchange of souls or services for power or knowledge.

A malicious spell that brings damage, accident or death to the target, usually with ritual incantations and symbolic items.

A malicious supernatural being associated with evil and hell, often involved in property and destructive rituals in demonology.

The phenomenon in which a demon inhabits and controls a human body, which leads to dramatic changes in behavior and physical condition.

The worship and worship of demons such as gods, often with rituals, sacrifices and the call of their names.

The practice of searching for knowledge of the future or the unknown through supernatural means, often with tarot cards, scrying or runen.

Maleveling spirits of Jewish folklore who possess living beings, cause damage and fear until they were extended.

The holy ritual performed to expel a demon from a possessed individual, with prayers, holy relics and powerful incantations.

Supernatural entities that help witches and wizards, often in the form of animals, but in demonology they are small demons that serve a higher ranked entities.

Earth elemental or natural spirits, traditionally benign, but can be invoked in black magic to perform specific tasks or to cause damage.

A practice within demonology with regard to the call and the command of demons, often through the use of specific stamps and rituals.

A book with magical spells, rituals and instructions for calling and controlling supernatural forces, often passed on by generations.

An enchantment that is pronounced with the intention of directing the target, usually with symbolic actions and spoken words.

Small, naughty demons known for causing small problems and jokes, often called to carry out a demon.

A series of words sang or spoken like a spell or charm for calling on or banning demons.

The structured ranking system of demons, from lesser imps to powerful archdemons, each with different roles and areas.

The domain of demons, often referred to as hell, where angry spirits live and arise.

The initial phase of a demonic presence at a location, characterized by disturbances and paranormal activity that leads to possession.

The action of evoking a demon or demonic power by rituals, songs and the use of specific symbols or items.

A group or army of demons, often led by a powerful archdemon, able to cause widespread chaos and destruction.

Small demonic entities with limited power, which often serve more powerful demons or perform specific tasks.

Harmful magic or sorcery, usually with regard to calling on demons to achieve curses, illness or accident.

The physical appearance or the presence of a demon in the material world.

The study of hidden or supernatural powers and beings, often with rituals, spells and secret knowledge.

A formal agreement concluded with a demon, usually with the exchange of someone’s soul or services for demonic power or knowledge.

A protective symbol that is often used in rituals for calling up or dismiss demons, usually a five -pointed star in a circle.

A doll used in sympathetic magic, who represents a person to whom the Caster wants to address their spells, either for damage or healing.

A series of actions or words carried out in a fixed series, often for religious or magical purposes.

Old symbols that are used for fortune telling and magic, where each run retains specific meanings and forces, often cut into objects or drawn on surfaces.

A method of fortune telling with staring in a reflective surface, such as a mirror, crystal ball or water, to receive visions or messages.

A form of magical practice that uses and acts sexual energy to authorize rituals and spells, often with regard to the call of spirits or demons.

A symbol that is believed to have magical power, often used in rituals to call or check demons.

A ritual series of actions, words and symbols that are designed to produce a magical effect ranging from love spells to cursing.

Demons who seduce people in their dreams and feed their life force. A success is feminine and an incubus is male.

The act of calling a demon by specific rituals or incantations.

An object that it was believed contains magical properties that offer the wearer happiness or protection, often created and loaded through rituals.

The practice of calling on demons or supernatural beings to achieve spiritual enlightenment or material profit, often with complex rituals.

Creating protective barriers, often through the use of symbols, charms or incantations, to ward off demonic entities.

A protective charm filled with various items, such as herbs, nails and physical liquids, intended to ward off evil spirits and curses.

The practice of magical art with spells, rituals and the invocation of supernatural forces, often associated with both benevolent and malicious intentions.

The time of the night, usually around midnight, when supernatural activity is considered at its peak.