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Ghaist

Groupin	Leegendar craitur
Sub groupin	Undeid
Seemilar craiturs	Revenant
Region	Europe , Americae , Asie , Africae , Oceanie

In fowklair an meethologie , a ghaist (sometimes kent as a bogie ^[1] ( Ulster-Scots ), spectre , phantom , apparition , spirit , spook , or haunt ) is the saul or speerit o a deid fowk or ainimal that can appear tae the livin. Descriptions o ghaists vairy widely frae a invisible presence tae translucent or barely visible wispy shapes, tae realistic, lifelike veesions. The deliberate attempt tae contact the spirit o a deceased body is kent as necromancy , or in spiritism as a seance .

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Rake fer ghost i the
Scots Wiktionar , the free Scots dictionar.

• "Ghost Theory" of 18th century German theologian Johan Ernst Schubert and a list of vernacular house spirits and ghosts Archived 2010-05-02 at the Wayback Machine
• Historical Ghost Stories