Yes, they are called Lamia, and are based on the legend of the woman named Lamia. The legend varies but it seems that she may have had an affair with Zeus and her children were taken by a vengeful Hera. Either through a curse, grief, of having some relation to Hcate, the greek goddess of darkness, she changes into a child devouring demon that later legends say rips off the heads of children and drinks there blood.
βρικόλακες is how you say vampires in Greek.
Well, the Greek wordnosophoros ("carrier of the plague") evolved into the Slavic word nosufur-atu which is a synonym for the word "vampire". so one can safely assume if the Greek don't call them "vampires", they call them "nosophoros"
There were vampires in Greek mythology, but the Twilight series is by Stephanie Meyer and isn't a Greek myth.
they are a creature in greek myhtology, they are pretty much like vampires
ΑΙΜΟΒΟΡΟΙ / αιμοβόροι (plural, male). ΑΙΜΟΒΟΡΑ / αιμοβόρα (plural, neutral). This is the translation for the literal meaning of this word which seems to be of Greek origin (this must be the root-word).
are vampires true are vampires true
vampire like creature can be encountered in Greek mythology as far back as the bronze age. Reference Incubus and Succubus.
Nosferatu: a Greek term which means Disease Carrier. Which is What Count Orlock did when he came to Bremen (a city in Germany).
yes vampires are real, bats are vampires. but human vampires are not real
Some collective nouns for vampires are a vein of vampires or a clot of vampires.
There is no such a thing as vampires... but there is such a thing as vampire bats. And no, vampires do not have the same powers as Twilight vampires do.
how can you not know Greek people made them up for fear and stuff the whole point of vampires is to scare you so who else could of made them up fear itself in person like death the horsemen will kill you with a touch fear will bring on your imagination