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Igniterroremophobia
Igniterroremophobia is the fear of fire alarms (branch of ligyrophobia). Table of Contents -
Turbophobia
Turbophobia (from Latin turbo, "tornado") is the irrational and often intense fear of tornadoes. Turbophobia is a separate term for lilapsophobia, which is fear of tornadoes and tropical cyclones. See cyclonophobia for fear of tropical -
Chronophobia
Wikipedia has more on Chronophobia Chronophobia is the fear of time. The fear is commonly suffered by prison inmates and elderlies, but it can manifest in any person who has an extreme amounts of stress -
Demonophobia
Wikipedia has more on Demonophobia Demonophobia is the irrational fear of demons. Someone suffering from this condition can expect to experience a very high amount of anxiety from merely thinking of demons, let alone actually -
Vestiphobia
Vestiphobia is the irrational fear of clothing. Someone suffering from this condition can expect to experience a very high amount of anxiety from merely thinking of clothing, let alone actually wearing it. In fact, their -
Ovaphobia
Ovaphobia is the fear of eggs. It is a branch of Cibophobia. Many individuals who are suffering from Ovaphobia don’t always feel the need of treatment because they can just avoid the object of -
Heptaphobia
Heptaphobia (from hepta, Greek for "seven"), also known as Septaphobia (from septem, Latin for "7"), is the fear of number seven. Although it is the most common favorite number, few people can fear or get -
Heptadekaphobia
Wikipedia has more on Heptadekaphobia Heptadekaphobia (from the Ancient Greek hepta meaning "seven", and deka meaning "ten", since 7+10=17), Heptakaidekaphobia, or Septadecaphobia is fear of the number 17. the fear may have originated -
Astrophobia
Astrophobia is the fear of celestial objects or others surrounding it. Depending on the person, this phobia is linked to the fear of dark (nyctophobia), fear of aliens (alienophobia), or fear of space exploration (spacephobia -
Dodecaphobia
Dodecaphobia (from Greek dodeka, meaning "twelve") is the fear of number 12. This phobia is very rare and is barely mentioned in the media, often overshadowed by the very common fear of the next number -
Triskaphobia
Triskaphobia, also known as triphobia and triophobia (from Greek tria "three"), is the fear of number three. People may fear that three represents the limited number of warnings till they are penalized or resulted in -
Theophobia
Faith and spirituality may be an inseparable component of people’s lives. But the story may not be same for everyone. There are people who are extremely fearful of god and religion. The person may -
Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia
Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia is the fear of the number 666. the reason for this such a fear is that 666 is the Number of the Beast. This word is derived from ancient greek roots hexakósioi, "six hundred -
Hendecaphobia
Hendecaphobia (from hendeka, Greek for "eleven", also known as Undecaphobia [from undecem, Latin for'"eleven"] or Psychicekaidelokaphobia) is the fear of number 11. The reasons for this fear of number is due to dark history -
Chionophobia
Chionophobia (from Greek chiōn, "snow"& phobos, "fear") is the fear of snow. The cause of this phobia is commonly the result of a traumatic childhood experience involving snow, like getting injured while playing in the -
Thanatophobia
Wikipedia has more on Thanatophobia Thanatophobia is the fear of death. The word is originated from the Greek thanatos, meaning "death", and phobos, meaning "fear". It is normal for people to be afraid of death -
Hexekontenneaphobia
Hexekontenneaphobia (from Greek hexḗkonta, "sixty", and ennea, "nine") is the fear of number 69. The number may be the symbol of curse or irritation, as "The Curse of 69". Sufferers may get irritated when they -
Triskaidekaphobia
Τρισκαιδεκαφοβια (from the Ancient Greek tris meaning "3", kai meaning "and", deka meaning "10" (since 3+10 is 13) is fear of the number 13. The term was coined in 1911. This is related to -
Octophobia
Cakiouyioupoeruimonotingophobia Octophobia (from Greek okto, "eight") is fear of the number eight, a branch of numerophobia. The fear is often due to the looping figure of the number itself, as well as superstition. The fear -
Enneaphobia
Enneaphobia (from Greek ennea meaning "nine") also known as nomeaya (from Latin novem meaning "nine") is the fear of number nine. It is a rare phobia a jiued by the medical literature. Ennea Phobia may -
Chromophobia
Wikipedia has more on Chromophobia Chromophobia (from the Greek word chroma, meaning "color", and phobos, "fear"), also known as chromatophobia, is the fear of colors. -
Pentaphobia
Pentaphobia (from Greek penté, meaning "five") or quintaphobia (from Latin word quinque, "five") is fear of the number five. Five is not usually a number to be scared of, but few people are scared by -
Numerophobia
Numerophobia, also known as arithmophobia, is the fear of numbers. There are few different triggers for numerophobia. It is more commonly suffered by children, especially after beginning to take math classes in school. So they -
Catoptrophobia
Wikipedia has more on Catoptrophobia Catoptrophobia (from Greek catropto or katoptron, mirrors), also known as spectrophobia (from Latin spectro (ghosts), and eisotrophobia (from Greek eis (into) and optikos (vision)) is the fear of mirrors. The -
Podophobia
[] Podophobia (from the Greek word podo meaning "feet") is a fear of feet. Podophobia is often caused by bad experiences involving feet, being trampled by a big crowd. Podophobics will wear socks all the
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