What is another word for aeshma?
Pronunciation: [ˈiːʃmə] (IPA) 
"Aeshma" is a word that refers to a demon in Zoroastrian mythology. Although this term has no direct synonyms, there are other words that may be used to describe a demon depending on the context and culture. For instance, in Greek mythology, demons may be referred to as "daimons" or "daemons." Similarly, the word "jinn" is used in Islamic folklore to refer to supernatural beings with magical powers. Within the Christian tradition, demons are often portrayed as fallen angels, while in Hinduism, different types of demons are known as "asuras." Regardless of the cultural reference, demons are typically portrayed as malevolent and dangerous beings that can cause harm to humans.
