The chordeva is a type of demon in the folklore of the Kurukh people of eastern India and Bhutan. Its true form resembles an ordinary human, but it can take on the shape of a cat. It preys on the sick and elderly, stealing their food and poisoning whatever it leaves behind.
The chordeva can kill a person merely by licking their lips. In cat form, it can easily be killed, but it can also take on an anthropomorphic, werecat like shape, in which it is said to be indestructible.
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