Cursed Spirit Name Generator

In Jujutsu Kaisen, cursed spirits are born from the negative emotions people leak over time, so the strongest ones carry names that say what they are made of. Jogo, Hanami and Dagon are curses of humanity's fear of volcanoes, forests and the sea, and their names are short, almost elemental Japanese words. Mahito, written with the characters for "true person," is the curse born from humans' hatred and fear of one another. Lesser curses often have no name at all and are logged by grade and location (the Yasohachi Bridge curse, the Roppongi curse), or by a visible trait (Finger Bearer, Fly Heads, Grasshopper Curse). A few inherit names straight from folklore, like the Smallpox Deity and Kuchisake-onna.

That gives you four workable naming styles for an original curse: a single Japanese word for the feeling or place that spawned it (Urami, Kegare, Kuragari); a yokai name that the curse grew into (Gashadokuro, Nure-onna, Aka Manto); a registry-style label built from grade and haunt (Grade One Sewer Curse, Special Grade of the Sengoku Tunnel); or a flat English epithet in the tone of the subtitles, like Stairwell Gnawer or Hollow Mother.

The list mixes all four. Pick the style that matches how your curse is known: sorcerers name the ones they fear, and leave the rest as case numbers.