Demonic enns

Note: Many informations in this article are thanks to courtesy of Stephanie Connoly and Valery Corban . More details about enns themselves are to found in demonolator books like The Complete Book of Demonolatry.

Enns are sentences (in unknown, demonic language) of invitation, admiration or requests for protection for particular demons. Enns were channeled by various persons. For first time they appear in private grimoires of demonolator Alexander Willit in 16th century and since then they appear in practice of various demonolator families (and lately outside of them too). Traditional demonolators claim that the same enns (or similar) were channeled independently by two different person in different location and that they stay consistently the same. Although we have no dictionary of every world used in enns, no knowledge about its grammar (it does exist, hence language), we know some words and are aware roughly what some enns mean. For example Ganic Tasa Fubin Flereous could be translated as Fire protect the flame, Lord Flereous.

Enns are said, chanted or vibrated during various demonolatry rites or meditation. For examples see this S. Connoly’s video. You don’t need to concern too much about the spelling. People use various versions of it depending on their native language and personal feeling how enns should be said. Intention is what counts the most so don’t worry about correctness. For more details about spelling watch this video.

List below consists of enns of Dukante and of Goetia hierarchy in alphabetic order*.

Abbadon – Es na ayer Abbadon avage

Abigor – Aylan Abigor tasa uan on ca

Agaliarept – On ca Agaliarept agna

Agares – Rean ganen ayar da Agares

Agares – Rean ganen ayar da Agares

Aim – Ayer avage secore Aim

Alloces – Typan efna Alloces met tasa

Amducious – Denyen valocur avage secore Amducious

Amdusias (also Amdukias) – Denyen valocur avage secore Amdusias

Ammon – Avage Secore Ammon ninan

Amon – Avage Secore Amon ninan

Amy (also Avnas) – Tu Fubin Amy secore

Andras – Entey ama Andras anay

Andrealphus – Mena Andrealphus tasa ramec ayer

Andromalius – Tasa fubin Andromalius on ca

Asafoetida – Asana nanay on ca Asafoetida

Ashtaroth – Tasa Alora foren Ashtaroth

Asmoday – Ayer avage Aloren Asmoday aken

Asmodeus – Ayer avage Aloren Asmodeus aken

Astarot – Serena Alora Astartot Aken

Astaroth – Tasa Alora Foren Astaroth

Astarte – Serena Alora Astarte Aken

Azazel – Eya on ca Azazel aken

Babeal – Alan Secore on ca Babeal

Bael – Ayer Secore On Ca Ba’al

Balam – Lirach tasa vefa wehl Balam

Balberith – Avage Secoré on ca Baalberith

Barbatos – Eveta fubin Barbatos

Bathin – Dyen Pretore on ca Bathin

Beelzebuth (also Beelzebub) – Adey vocar avage Beelzebuth

Beleth – Lirach tasa vefa wehl Beleth

Belial – Lirach Tasa Vefa Wehl Belial

Belphegore – Lyan Ramec Catya Ganen Belphegore

Berith – Hoath redar ganabal Berith

Bifrons – Avage secore Bifrons remie tasa

Botis – Jedan hoesta noc ra Botis

Buer – Erato on ca Buer anon

Bune (also Bime) – Wehl melan avage Bune Tasa

Camio (also Caim) – Tasa on ca Caim renich

Cimejes (also Cimeies or Kimaris) – Ayer avage secore Cimejes

Crocell – Jedan tasa Crocell on ca

Dantalion – Avage ayer Dantalion on ca

Decarabia – Hoesta noc ra Decarabia secore

Delepitoré – Deyen pretore ramec Delepitore on ca

Eligos – Jedan on ca Eligos inan

Eurynomous – Ayar Secore on ca Eurynomous

Flereous (also Haures – see below) – Ganic Tasa Fubin Flereous

Focalor – En Jedan on ca Focalor

Foras – Kaymen vefa Foras

Forneus – Senan okat ena Forneus ayer

Furcas – Secore on ca Furcas remie

Furfur – Ganen menach tasa Furfur

Gaap – Deyan Anay Tasa Gaap

Glasya-Labolas – Elan tepar secore on ca Glasya-Lobolas

Gremory (also Gemory or Gamori) – An tasa shi Gremory on ca

Gusion – Secore vesa anet Gusion

Haagenti – Haaventi on ca Lirach

Halphas – Erato Halphas on ca secore

Haures (also Flauros, Flereous, Haurus, or Havres) – Ganic tasa fubin Flauros

Ipos – Desa an Ipos Ayer

Leraje (also Leraikha) – Caymen vefa Leraje

Leviathan – Jaden Tasa Hoet Naca Leviathan

Lillith – Renich viasa avage lillith lirach

Lucifage – Eyen tasa valocur Lucifuge Rofocale

Lucifer – Renich Tasa Uberaca Biasa Icar Lucifer

Luithian – Advisor : Deyan anay tasa Luithian

Malphas – Lirach tasa Malphas ayer

Mammon – Tasa Mammon on ca lirach

Marax (also Narax) – Kaymen Vefa Marax

Marbas – Renach tasa uberace biasa icar Marbas

Marchosias – Es na ayer Marchosias Secore

Mesphito – Mesphito ramec viasa on ca

Murmur (also Murmus) – Vefa mena Murmur ayer

Naberius – Eyan tasa volocur Naberius

Oriax (also Orias) – Lirach mena Orias Anay na

Orobas – Jedan tasa hoet naca Orobas

Ose (also Voso or Oso) – Ayer serpente Ose

Paimon – Linan tasa jedan Paimon

Phenex (also Pheynix) – Ef enay Phenex ayer

Purson – Ana jecore on ca Purson

Rashoon – Taran Rashoon nanay

Raum – Furca na alle laris Raum

Ronove – Kaymen vefa ronove

Ronwe – Kaymen Vefa Ronwe

Rosier – Serena Alora Rosier Aken

Sabnock – Tasa Sabnock on ca Lirach

Sallos (also Saleos) – Serena Alora Sallos Aken

Samigina (also Gamigin) – Esta ta et tasa Gamigin

Satan – Tasa reme laris Satan – Ave Satanis

Satanchia – Furca na alle laris Satanchia

Seere (also Sear or Seir) – Jeden et Renich Seere tu tasa

Shax – Ayer Avage Shax aken

Sitri – Lirach Alora vefa Sitri

Sonnelion – Ayer Serpente Sonnillion

Stolas (also Stolos) – Stolos Ramec viasa on ca

Svengali – Desa on Svengali ayer

Taroon – Taroon an ca nanay

Tezrian – Ezyr ramec ganen Tezrian

Unsere – Unsere tasa lirach on ca ayar

Uvall (also Vual or Voval) – As ana nany on ca Uvall

Valefor – Keyman vefa tasa Valefor

Vapula (also Naphula) – Renich secore Vapula typan

Vassago – Keyan vefa jedan tasa Vassago

Vepar – On ca Vepar Ag Na

Verrier – Elit Rayesta Verrier

Verrine – Elan Typan Verrine

Vine – Eyesta nas Vine ca laris

Volac (also Valak, Valac, or Valu) – Avage Secore on ca Volac

Zagan – Anay on ca secore Zagan tasa

Zepar – Lyan Ramec catya Zepar

* – Some demon names could be differently spelled throughout various literature; in many situations you can treat them as synonyms, however there are some purists who insist claiming that one name=one demon; most people reasonably accepts changes and various spellings that grew over time; enns above could have the same or sometimes slightly different version for different name spellings; in practice use the one you feel most comfortable with.

If you don’t have a proper enn for demon you want to work with, don’t worry. You can ask for it in meditation or simpler: use invitation in your native language, like for example: Belial, I politely invite you to visit me or Vassago, help me in my divination workings, let them be precise and clear, or Lord Beelzebub attend this rite and fill me with your strength, etc.

For me enns work powerfully and when I have occasion to use them, I prefer them instead of my native language, because they feel clear, unburdened with meanings of normal words, sacred, focused on this one goal. However you are free not to use them if you feel like it. Enns are not necessary part of workings with demons, but can be a great help.