What is another word for tokoloshe?
Pronunciation: [tˌɒkəlˈə͡ʊʃ] (IPA) 
The word "tokoloshe" is a term that originates from South African folklore, used to describe a mischievous and malevolent creature. However, in other cultures and languages, there are synonyms that fill a similar role. The closest term in Zulu is "impundulu," meaning thunderbird, while in Xhosa culture, it is referred to as "intwaso." In other African communities, "ndichie" and "ogbanje" are used to describe similar supernatural entities with rather negative connotations. Tales of the "churel" in Hindu and Pakistani folklore share similar themes as well, and even in Western canon, the goblin serves a similar purpose. Regardless of where you are, it appears that there's no escaping tales of malevolent creatures, and their synonyms in different languages and cultures never cease to intrigue.
