In mythology List of reptilian humanoids

1 in mythology

1.1 male
1.2 female
1.3 either

in mythology

reptilian humanoids in world mythology include:

male

boreas (aquilon romans): greek god of cold north wind, described pausanias winged man serpents instead of legs.
cecrops i: mythical first king of athens half man, half snake
dragon kings: creatures chinese mythology depicted reptilian humanoids
fu xi: serpentine founding figure chinese mythology
glycon: snake god had head of man.
ningizzida, lord of tree of life, mentioned in epic of gilgamesh , linked water serpent constellation hydra.
shenlong: chinese dragon thunder god, depicted human head , dragon s body
sobek: ancient egyptian crocodile-headed god
suppon no yurei: turtle-headed human ghost japanese mythology , folklore
tlaloc: aztec god depicted man snake fangs
typhon, father of monsters in greek mythology, man waist up, , mass of seething vipers waist down.
zahhak, figure zoroastrian mythology who, in ferdowsi s epic shahnameh, grows serpent on either shoulder

female

echidna, wife of typhon in greek mythology, half woman, half snake.
enchanted moura portuguese , galician folklore appears snake long blonde hair.
the gorgons: sisters in greek mythology had serpents hair.
the lamia: child-devouring female demon greek mythology depicted half woman, half serpent.
nüwa: serpentine founding figure chinese mythology
wadjet pre-dynastic snake goddess of lower egypt - depicted half snake, half woman
the white snake: figure chinese folklore

either

some djinn in islamic mythology described alternating between human , serpentine forms.
nāga (devanagari: नाग): reptilian beings hindu mythology said live underground , interact human beings on surface.
the serpent: character genesis creation narrative depicted legs, , identified satan, though representations have been both male , female.
kappa: turtle-like humanoids japanese mythology , folklore.