What is your language's word for vampire?

What is your language's word for vampire?

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吸血鬼
ヴァンパイア (バンパイア)

vampir

vampiro, we even have a story about how the first vamp is from Catalonia

wampir
archaic would be wąpierz

You tried, David. And that's what counts.

吸血鬼/きゅうけつき

vampir
your word came from Serbian language, and it means either "in drinker", "mind drinker" or "unburned"

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Vampyyri

Jew

Same word

Vampir. Vampira if female.

Vampiro

vampir

Magyar/Hungarian

vampyyri

vampir

El Estadounidense

Upyr, but vampir is more common now.

La creatura de la noche

Ma cà rồng (it's a word originated from Lao or Thailand)

Vampyr

Vampir, but that's boring since every language uses it, there's a much more poetic krvoses (bloodsucker), although that can be used for any blood-sucking creature.

Would also be called: upyř(yпыpь).

Vampir

Jöde.

It's weird, but here wampir and upiór became associated with two different things. Wampir is the Dracula-style blood-drinker, while upiór is a wraith, so something more ghost-like.

Vámpír

Also it's probably related more to the lowest vampires, ghouls.

Vampir, upyr'

vampier

Βρυkόλαkας (vrikolakas)

And i forgot about vurdalak.

Here is an undead what comes out of grave.

Jude