In Japanese, the word for ghost is "yūrei" (幽霊). Yūrei are often depicted as the spirits of the deceased who have not found peace, typically portrayed with long hair and in white funeral garments. They are a significant part of Japanese folklore and are often associated with various traditions and festivals, such as Obon, which honors ancestral spirits.
Yuurei
The Pacman ghosts are called Inky; Blinky; Pinky and Clyde. The Red ghost, translated from Japanese, is red guy, the Pink ghost is pink guy, the Blue ghost is blue guy and the Orange ghost is slow guy. The red ghost's name is Blinky, the pink ghost is called Pinky, the Blue ghost is Inky and the Orange ghost is Clyde.
The ghost's name in paranormal activity is Toby The ghost's name in the cartoon of the 1960's is Casper the friendly ghost.
In the Italian language the word for ghost is fantasma
Yurei wo Miteita!
お化け - Obake
'Ningyou Akumu Shiryo
It is a baby in nurses hands.
ghost hunt sounds much better in Japanese. its originally in Japanese anyways. plus, the guy with the Australian accent in the English version has a nagoya accent in Japanese. nagoya being like Japanese street talk which is funny because hes a priest.
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who is the friendly ghost
There is no Hebrew name that means ghost, but the Hebrew word for ghost is ru'akh (רוח)